Israel Gone Gaga: Batsheva to the Max

Posted on January 1, 2012 by Emmaly Wiederholt

Float. Pull your bones. Smear your flesh on the ground. Connect to your pleasure. Quake. Stretch your face. Find the snake in your spine. Put a good taste in your […]

Uncovered: The Diary Project: Sean Dorsey’s Fifth Home Season

Posted on January 1, 2010 by Heidi Landgraf

Most people already know that Sean Dorsey is a trailblazing pioneer in the modern dance world. He is the first openly transgendered choreographer to make work about his own life […]

Notes From a Suitcase

Posted on November 1, 2009 by Kim Epifano

MAY 2009 – In A Dance Studio In America During a recent rehearsal I rediscovered a recording of my young Ethiopian students singing. It transported me back to the village […]

AXIS Dance Company Celebrates 25 Years of Innovative, Integrated Dance

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Claudia Bauer

“We stopped doing pieces about disability fifteen years ago,” said Judith Smith, founding member and creative director of AXIS Dance Company. This month, the internationally renowned physically integrated dance company […]

Mash Up: Capacity Building in a Time of Continual Flux

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Jennifer Edwards

There are least two levels of capacity building: practical usable tools, like technology and web-based platforms, and foundational skills, like adaptability, transparency, agility, and the ability to make clear decisions. […]

SPEAK By Kathleen Hermesdorf

Posted on September 1, 2009 by Kathleen Hermesdorf

“This is the beginning of the future” I thought, as I awoke this past January 1. 2009 is the year of the Ox in the Chinese calendar, a year of […]

SPEAK: A Community Perspective

Posted on December 1, 2007 by Dennis Nahat

Mankind is a celebrating animal. Our time is filled with moments of public jubilation and quiet personal joy. Festivity is everywhere, springing from the importance of special events—anniversaries, births and […]