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The Bay Area’s Summer Performances: Theatrical adventures for any taste
If you want to experience the real Bay Area dance scene in all its breadth, depth, variety, and just-get-up-and-move wildness, you may have to come in the summer. True, September […]
Dance Discourse Project #2
Investigating the Post Multi-Culturalism Landscape Sherwood Chen and Mary Armentrout spoke with Danny Kalanduyan, Teela Shine Ross, Prumsodun Ok, and Joti Singh. In this second installment of an ongoing series, […]
Dance Discourse Project #13
Dancing in the Museum CounterPULSE and Dancers’ Group co-presented a panel of distinguished curators, executives, artists and thinkers who discussed what happens when dance comes alive in territory built for […]
Come Together: Two Perspectives on the College Dance Festival
Contemporary dance is thriving in our universities. At a time when funding for professional dance work is increasingly scarce, universities serve as sanctuaries for dance artists at all stages of […]
A Decade of Difference; Voice of Dance Comes Into Its Own, Mar 2007
An overview of the online hub for dance’s development into an international web destination.
Hip Hop Her Way; An Interview with Sisterz of the Underground’s Sarah Smalls
Sisterz of the Underground (SOTU) is a community, network, and support system created by, and for, females who choose hip-hop as a form of expression. As an open hip-hop collective, […]
What do you Think About Dance Criticism? A Community Responds
We recently sent out a call out to nearly 30 Bay Area dance artists representing a broad cross-section of the community asking them to contribute perspectives on dance criticism. Twelve […]
Deep Roots, Many Branches: Black Choreographers Festival, Jan/ Feb 2008
It is 1992 and Katherine Dunham, the renowned dance artist and anthropologist has begun a hunger strike. The woman whose performing career is synonymous with theatricalizing African dance for the […]
The Noodle Factory is Dead, Long Live the Noodle Factory
Right now all you can see is beams and plywood walls, but by early 2008 the Oakland Noodle Factory should be a pipe dream made real. Imagine this: eleven live-work […]
History in the Taping: Confessions of an Accidental Dance Videographer
As I was preparing to write this article about dance documentation, it occurred to me that it has been exactly ten years since Shelley Trott and I started the interviews […]
