martes, 1 de marzo de 2011

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Sara Mearns, above in “Four Seasons,” has been pre-eminent for City Ballet.
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Sara Mearns, above in “Four Seasons,” has been pre-eminent for City Ballet.
Led by Sara Mearns, City Ballet restored a sense of musicality to dance during its winter season.
DANCE REVIEW

The World Spins (Bicycle Wheels, Too)

The Norwegian collective Verdensteatret brings everything from bicycle wheels to light bulbs to a performance piece at P.S. 122.
DANCE REVIEW

Paul Taylor Offers a Vision of the World Through Mirrors and Illusions

The choreographer Paul Taylor fills his New York season with works old and new at City Center.
With Ryan Fletcher as an amateur boxer and Vicki Manderson.

How to Throw Punches Without Getting Hurt

The explosive and angst-ridden writhing, jerking and lunging that Steven Hoggett choreographed for the musical “American Idiot” is hardly typical of Broadway dancing.

Bridging Cultures Onstage

Eva Bornstein, executive director of the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts, has bolstered the fortunes of the theater by embracing the surrounding neighborhood’s culture.
DANCE REVIEW

At Danspace, Physicality Gets a New Dimension

With the inexorability of the shark in “Jaws,” the Danspace performers take Yvonne Meier’s spoken orders and carry them to their logical (or not) conclusions.
DANCE REVIEW
Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company, with Charo Espino on Thursday at Town Hall, had a festive finale.

In the End, It’s All About the Party

Musicians joined in the dancing, allowing those in the audience to feel as if they’d been allowed to witness family fun and games.
DANCE REVIEW

Slapped, Stamped and Delivered

Aspen Santa Fe Ballet returned to the Joyce Theater on Tuesday night with three dances.
DANCE REVIEW
A leaping Michelle Fleet with fellow members of Paul Taylor Dance Company performing “Esplanade” in Tuesday night’s gala opening of a two-week run at City Center.

Enigmatic Choreographer Tells an Enigmatic Tale

Paul Taylor Dance Company opens its two-week City Center season with two New York premieres.
Paul McCartney’s ballet commission is “Ocean’s Kingdom.”

Paul McCartney Composes Work for City Ballet

Paul McCartney has written a major orchestral work for the New York City Ballet, “Ocean’s Kingdom,” to be performed on Sept. 22.
DANCE REVIEW
Harkness Dance Festival: Levi Gonzalez in “Performance Experiment With Furniture,” part of this festival at the 92nd Street Y.

Feet on the Furniture, and Other Playful Moves

Dances by Bill Young, Colleen Thomas and others were part of the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Festival.

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