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Everything I Need to Know I Learned in Jazz Class
A personal perspective piece about life lessons learned in jazz class.
Bay Area Performing Arts Spaces
Updated Sep 21, 2020 Fractured Atlas, the organization that hosts the Bay Area Performing Arts Spaces website — and created the technology — informed their communities that they are ending […]
Henry Berg; Classical Ballet For Human Bodies
Henry Berg is not your typical San Francisco ballet teacher. He is old-fashioned in his mission for students to “get it right.” Ballet for him is physical and scientific. Likewise, […]
Respect Your Roots; Contact Improv and the Blues
The following is an abridged excerpt from a forthcoming book on Contact Improvisation by long-time Bay Area teacher and Contact pioneer John LeFan.
Making Video Make Sense
Jessica Robinson focuses on the merging of film and live performance and how this movement affects the futures of these art forms.
Outside Looking In; The ESP Project Explores Separation and Incarceration in 51802, Sept 2007
Preview of ESP Project’s upcoming dance-theater performance around the emotional implications of having a loved one in prison.
Searching for the Right Mix; WestWave Dance Festival 2007
A staple of the Bay Area’s summer dance scene for 16 years, the WestWave Dance Festival (WWDF) is preparing for its 2007 season at Project Artaud Theater. Once again, the […]
Dance Film Comes of Age
A look at the marriage of dance and film. Stephanie Linakis explores this artistic shift, who it interests, and which events in the upcoming year will highlight the use of this medium.
We All Live in Humansville
Review: Joe Goode Performance Group, “Humansville,” May 31, 2007, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Funny, You Don’t Look Dancerish
The following article is the third in our series on body image and dance, and originally appeared in the New York Times’ Arts and Leisure section on May 20, 2007.
