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Krissy Keefer Charges Forward on the Cusp of a Fifth Decade: A New Space for Dance Mission Theater and Dance Brigade
“A collective response of intelligence and resistance together with compassion.” — Krissy Keefer, November 2016 Mission street between 15th and 16th does not get a lot of foot traffic. That stretch […]
The Grant You Wish You Could Write
Photo by Marley Trigg Stewart. [ID: Miguel Gutierrez looks softly into the camera while biting a rosary, bathed in orange light. He is a light skinned, Latinx cis-man with short […]
Leaving an Imprint: The Necessity of Dancers for Livelihood
“When I’m taking dance class, I just feel so able. I feel like my body can do anything; like I’m Wonder Woman or something.” “Dancing meant so much to me […]
IMPRESSIONS: An Aural and Physical Expedition Through the Sounds of the World
THIS APRIL, natural soundscape artist/musician Dr. Bernie Krause and English composer Richard Blackford are collaborating on a world premiere with Alonzo King LINES Ballet set to an original composition by […]
Embracing Fat: Technique, Performance and Movement Innovation
The following article is the first in a three-part series on body image and dance. Look for Part II in June and Part III in the July/August issue of In Dance
Critical Dialogues: Heather Desaulniers and Katherine Hawthorne
What if, rather than writing a review, a critic sat down with a choreographer to have a two-way conversation about the work? that’s the experiment behind critical dialogues. For this […]
Dance Delights This Fall: Find Your Favorites and Discover What’s New
The fall has always been one of my favorite times to go see dance. Before the rain starts, those warm fall days in the Bay Area are the best for […]
When Salsa Swipes Right on Somatics, There is a Match
Photo by David Poertner What if the digital space could be a reprieve, an alternate reality for postcolonial dance research? Perhaps now, working outside of institutional demands, brown perspectives can […]
Speak: Money Changes Everything: Dance and Demos in Contemporary Capitalism
SARAH ANNE AUSTIN’S by now notorious March article in Dance/ USA’s e-Journal compared dance in higher education to a pyramid scheme. The harsh economic reality faced by contemporary dancers is […]
Inside, From a Distance
Margy—one of Margaret Jenkins’ many monikers—always considered her dancers collaborators, and I had the good fortune to work with her from 1979 to 1990. Through the years, she gave us […]
