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1. Dance.

Author

Aloff, Mindy

Subjects
THEATER, BALLET, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

Focuses on three ballet performances "Symphony in Three Movements," Apollo," and "Symphony in C," performed at State Theater in New York City. Themes of the ballet performances; Features of choreography of the performances; Dresses used by performers in the ballet.

Published
1983

2. Dance.

Author

Schaefer, Brian

Subjects
*CHOREOGRAPHY, *THEATERS
Abstract

The article reviews several dance performances in New York including the BC Beat choreography showcase on May 23, 2016, the collaborative work by choreographers Yuri Masnyj, Lauren Bakst, and Justin Cabrillos at Danspace Project, and the performance of Gelsey Kirkland Ballet at GK ArtsCenter.

Published
2016

3. Dance Festival.

Author

Poster, William

Subjects
DANCE festivals, PERFORMING arts festivals, CHOREOGRAPHERS, CHOREOGRAPHY, DANCERS
Abstract

Presents information on "New Dance Group Festival Series," organized in New York. Comparison of the modern dance with other forms of theatrical entertainment; Information on choreographer-soloists Eve Desca and Nina Caiserman; Comments on the dance performance "Lucky Louie," by Desca; Comparison of the styles of choreography in dance performances "Fancy Free" and "Furlough." Analysis of the dance performance by Jean Erdman.

Published
1946

4. Theater.

Author

Disch, Thomas M.

Subjects
THEATER, CULTURAL industries, CHOREOGRAPHY, MUSIC
Abstract

Mbongeni Ngema receives seven distinct credits in the program for "Township Fever" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Majestic Theater: book, music, lyrics, musical arrangements and orchestration, conception, choreography, and direction. Even so, his most significant achievement is not cited, for it is as the charismatic leader of the South African theatrical troupe Committed Artists that Ngema most commands respect. The singular theatrical merit of Ngema's work is not his message but his medium, which is choral song and dance.

Published
1991

7. Artist and Models.

Author

Croce, Arlene

Subjects
DANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the dance performances including "Airs" choreograph by Paul Taylor at Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College, "Das Berliner Requiem" from a long Kurt Weill ballet and "The Tempest," choreograph by Glen Tetley at the Brooklyn Academy.

Published
1982

8. DANCING.

Author

Croce, Arlene

Subjects
DANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the dance production "The Catherine Wheel," by choreographer Twyla Tharp, with Sara Rudner and Tom Rawe, performed at the Winter Garden in New York City.

Published
1981

9. DANCING.

Author

Croce, Arlene

Subjects
DANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the dance performances including "Music" choreographed by Laura Dean at Brooklyn Academy in New York City and "Later That Day," choreographed by Kathryn Posin with Philip Glass at the City Center in New York

Published
1980

10. Departing From the Old Themes to Make a Big Political Statement.

Author

Dunning, Jennifer

Subjects
*DANCE, *CHOREOGRAPHY, *PERFORMING arts
Abstract

The article reviews the choreography "Underground" performed at the Harvey Theater of the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York City on November 14, 2006.

Published
2006

11. The Very Model of Modern Choreography.

Author

Macaulay, Alastair

Subjects
*THEATERS
Abstract

The article reviews a American Ballet Theater Gala by Jessica Lang and Alexei Ratmansky at the David H. Koch Theater in New York in 2016.

Published
2017

12. An Album Of Fosse.

Author

Brantley, Ben

Subjects
*DANCE, *CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

Reviews the January 14, 1999 opening of `Fosse,' a showcase for the stage, screen and television choreography of Bob Fosse, at the Broadhurst Theater in New York City.

Published
1999

13. A Female Exploration of Myth, From Salzburg to New Zealand.

Author

ROCCO, CLAUDIA LA

Subjects
*CHOREOGRAPHY, *DANCERS, DANCE performance
Abstract

The article reviews the dance performances "I Came Here on My Own" and "Salzburggrubzlas, Grubzlassalzburg!," directed by Layla Childs and Sonya Robbins and performed by Vanessa Anspaugh and Aretha Aoki at Art in General in New York City in 2012.

Published
2012

14. DANCING.

Author

Croce, Arlene

Subjects
DANCE, BALLET, MIME, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews several dance performances including the New York City Ballet "Bournonville Divertissements," performed by Sandra Jennings and Peter Schetter, "Les Sceènes du Ballet," produced by Alexandra Danilova and "La Bayadère," by Patrick Bissell and Martine van Hamel to be performed at several theaters in New York City.

Published
1978

15. Ferocious Visions From a Pride of Lionesses.

Author

CLAUDIA LA ROCCO

Subjects
*CONCERTS, *CHOREOGRAPHY, *BALLET production & direction, REVIEWS
Abstract

''Sugar Salon,'' the name of a program aimed at supporting female choreographers, inevitably makes me think of the ''sugar and spice and everything nice'' rhyme. It's an unfortunate association for such a worthy cause (no matter that women largely forged modern dance: men get far too many of the breaks) and seemed especially silly on Wednesday at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, given the fierce works created by the current resident artists. These works included an excerpt from the politically pointed dance-theater piece ''An American Rendition,'' reviewed by The New York Times in September, by the Salon's artist mentor, Jane Comfort. The remaining dances were by choreographers who, though far less established than Ms. Comfort, suggest that the future of the art form is in good hands. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

16. A Ballet of Pomp and Sarcasm.

Author

Dunning, Jennifer

Subjects
*DANCE, *CHOREOGRAPHY, *DANCERS
Abstract

Features the dance "Last Look and "Offenbach Overtures," by performed by the Paul Taylor Dance Co. at City Center in New York City.

Published
2005

17. Shen Wei Dance Arts: Connect Transfer.

Author

Goldman, Phyllis

Subjects
DANCE, ART festivals, PERFORMANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY, DANCERS
Abstract

Presented as part of Lincoln Center Festival 2004 at Alice Tully Hall, 1941 Broadway, New York City, July 14-17. It was so quiet during the performance of Shen Wei Dance Arts at Alice Tully Hall that the proverbial pin dropping would have been like a thunderclap. Peace and serenity laced the seemingly effortless choreography, yet there was plenty of action from the dancers, all carefully pushing, pulling, shaping, and carrying out Shen Wei's considerable ideas. In the first part of "Connect Transfer," the dancers shape themselves into sculpted pieces with slow, deliberate placing of their limbs, more like the vintage Sankai Juku or Eiko & Koma.

Published
2004

19. Death Mask.

Author

Witchell, Leigh

Subjects
BALLET, PERFORMING arts reviews, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the ballet performance "Orpheus," choreographed by Michael Corder and presented by the New York City Ballet.

Published
2008

20. Urban Life Translated Into Dance Theatre.

Author

Kappel, Mark

Subjects
DANCE, BALLET dancing, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the dance performance "Metapolis II," choreographed by Frederic Flamand, performed by the Ballet National de Marseille during the Lincoln Center Festival 2007 in New York.

Published
2007

21. Dance.

Author

BURKE, SIOBHAN

Subjects
*CHOREOGRAPHY, *MODERN dance, DANCE performance
Abstract

The article previews several dance shows by dance groups in New York including Brooklyn Touring Outfit's performance at Jack on August 22, 2017, Drive East's performance at Dixon Place from August 21-27, 2017, and Emily Johnson's performance at Randalls Island Park on August 19, 2017.

Published
2017

22. New choreography in a workshop.

Author

Dunning, J.

Subjects
*BALLET
Abstract

Reviews the School of American Ballet's workshop performance of new choreography presented July 27 at the Juilliard Theater, hosted by Sean Lavery of the New York City Ballet.

Published
1989

23. Wandering.

Author

Jowitt, Deborah

Subjects
DANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

Reviews the choreography of several dance productions in New York City. `Unspoken,' by Russell Maliphant and James De Maria; `Descriptions Without Place,' by Wil Swanson; `Heart Meridians,' by Mary Seidman.

Published
1997

24. Bye Bye Birdie in Concert.

Author

Rosenberg, David A.

Subjects
THEATER reviews, CHOREOGRAPHY, THEATERS
Abstract

Reviews the play "Bye Bye Birdie in Concert," by City Center Encores, choreographed by Casey Nicholaw, performed at City Center, New York, from May 06-10, 2004.

Published
2004

25. Hurrah for Our Side!

Author

Sargeant, Winthrop

Subjects
DANCE, PERFORMING arts, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the ballet performances of the New York City Ballet including the "Divertimento No. 15," "Agon" and "Serenade" in New York City.

Published
1959

26. 'Movement-Based' Choreography.

Author

GRESKOVIC, ROBERT

Subjects
*DANCE, *DANCE companies
Abstract

The article reviews the dance production "Body Against Body" performed by the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Co. at New York Live Arts in New York City in September 2011.

Published
2011

27. Leaps and Bounds (and Boundlessness) in Step-Packed Choreography.

Author

MaCaulay, Alastair

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

After the British choreographer Richard Alston's ''Shuffle It Right'' (2008) -- the work with which his company opened its week on Tuesday night at the Joyce -- my American companion said, ''I want to see it immediately again.'' Though I had seen it before in London, I felt the same way. This desire to watch it twice in quick succession arises partly because ''Shuffle'' is a witty, step-packed piece that in its response to a series of Hoagy Carmichael recordings covers an appealing range of moods. (It ends low-key, with a pensive female solo set to ''Stardust.'') [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2010

28. ALT-CHOREOGRAPHY.

Author

Milzoff, Rebecca

Subjects
*DANCE, *PERFORMING arts
Abstract

The article reviews the dance performance "Diagnosis of a Faun," choreographed by Tamar Rogoff and starring Gregg Mozgala at the La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club (ETC) in New York starting December 2, 2009.

Published
2009

29. The Great Divide.

Author

JOWITT, DEBORAH

Subjects
DANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews a dance performance by members of the Arnie Zane Dance Company titled "Serenade/The Proposition," choreographed by Bill T. Jones and performed at the Joyce Theater in New York City from November 10-15, 2009.

Published
2009

30. Not Quite Top Chef.

Author

Jowitt, Deborah

Subjects
CHOREOGRAPHY, DANCE, ENTERTAINMENT events
Abstract

The article reviews a dance performance by Merphoses/The Wheeldon Company at the City Center in New York City between October 29, 2009 and November 1, 2009.

Published
2009

32. At Her Best: Sylvie Guillem In Russell Maliphant's PUSH.

Author

Meredith, Leda

Subjects
DANCE, BALLET, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the ballet performances choreographed by Russell Maliphant and performed at the New York City Center in October 2006.

Published
2007

33. Showcasing Choreography As True Women's Work.

Author

Sulcas, Roslun

Subjects
*DANCE, *PERFORMING arts, *ARTS facilities
Abstract

The article reviews a dance program by Sugar Salon, a dancer, at the Symphony Space in New York on October 10, 2006.

Published
2006

34. Urban Sprawling.

Author

Jowitt, Deborah

Subjects
DANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the dance program "Accent Elimination," by choreographer Jeremy Nelson in New York City during September 13-17, 2006.

Published
2006

35. MO' MORRIS, MO' MOZART'.

Author

Zimmer, Elizabeth

Subjects
DANCE, CHOREOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article reviews the dance program "Mozart Dances," by choreographer Mark Morris at New York State Theater in New York City during August 18-19, 2006.

Published
2006

37. SUMMER VISITORS.

Author

Jowitt, Deborah

Subjects
CHOREOGRAPHY, DANCE
Abstract

Reviews the dance performances "Deep Far," choreographed by Neil Ieremia and performed by Black Grace and "Ozma," choreographed by Fukorow Ishikawa and performed by Project Fukorow in New York City.

Published
2005

38. Choreography in the Kitchen, And Other Odd Conversations.

Author

Dunning, Jennifer

Subjects
*DANCE, *PERFORMING arts reviews, *CULTURAL industries
Abstract

Reviews the dance performances of Paul D. Mosley, Lynn Shapiro, and Neta Pulvermacher, to name a few, at the Williamsburg Art neXus in New York.

Published
2004

39. Choreography as a Joyful Communal Prayer.

Author

Dunning, Jennifer

Subjects
*DANCE, *DANCE companies, *MODERN dance
Abstract

Reviews the dance performance of the Creative Outlet Dance Theater at the BAM Harvey Theater in New York City on April 2, 2004.

Published
2004

40. Choreography That Comes With a Voice.

Author

Anderson, Jack

Subjects
*DANCE
Abstract

Reviews the dance "Twilight Dust," performed by Kenneth King and Frances Alenikoff at the St. Mark's Church in New York.

Published
2003

42. The Choreography of Misery, Amid Sharp Shadows and Sounds.

Author

Dunning, Jennifer

Subjects
*DANCE, *DANCE companies
Abstract

Reviews the Altogether Different series of dance performances of the ZviDance company which were choreographed by Zvi Gothnier at the Joyce Theater in New York City.

Published
2003

43. A Whole Lot of Choreography Going On.

Author

Dunning, Jennifer

Subjects
*DANCE festivals, *PERFORMING arts festivals
Abstract

Reviews the Dancenow/NYC festival in New York City from September 5 through 29, 2002.

Published
2002

45. Choreography Shorn of the Familiar Meanings.

Author

Kisselgoff, Anna

Subjects
*DANCE production & direction, *DANCE companies
Abstract

Reviews several dance performances of the Pascal Rioult Dance Theater in New York City on January 2, 2001.

Published
2001

46. New works to music composed for choreography.

Author

Kisselgoff, Anna

Subjects
*DANCE, *PERFORMANCE
Abstract

Reviews the performance of the dance group `Dances...Patrelle II' at the Manhattan School of Music on October 7, 1997. Description of the music for the ballets `The Grandfather Clocks' and `Ngoni' written by Christian McLeer and Patrick Soluri respectively.

Published
1997

47. Choreography that takes dancers on a hike.

Author

Anderson, Jack

Subjects
*PERFORMING arts, *PERFORMANCE
Abstract

Reviews a dance program performed by Solomons Company on May 26, 1995 at Merce Cunningham Studio.

Published
1995

48. Bujones choreography is showpiece for troupe from Puerto Rico.

Author

Kisselgoff, Anna

Subjects
*DANCE, *PERFORMING arts, *PERFORMANCE
Abstract

Reviews the live dance performance of Fernando Bujones's `Valses y Variaciones Alegres,' by Ballet Concierto de Puerto Rico at the Joyce Theater on April 11, 1995.

Published
1995

49. Choreography in service of a larger purpose.

Author

Dunning, Jennifer

Subjects
*PERFORMING arts, *PERFORMANCE
Abstract

Reviews the live performance of four dances presented by the Kevin Wynn Collection at the Bessie Schonberg Theater in New York City.

Published
1995

50. Sampling choreography from Switzerland.

Author

Anderson, Jack

Subjects
*DANCE festivals, *PERFORMING arts
Abstract

Reviews the sixth Swiss Dance Festival at the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center on December 1, 1994.

Published
1994

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