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Category Archives: Postmodern Dance
Richard Move Discusses Restaging ‘The Show (Achilles Heels)’ on Martha Graham Dance Company
Martha Graham Dance Company returns to the Joyce Theater next week with three programs — a mixture of mythological works old and new — collectively titled “Myth and Transformation.” On the first program is Richard Move’s The Show (Achilles Heels), … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn Rail, Contemporary Dance, Interviews, Joyce Theater, Martha Graham, Modern Dance, Postmodern Dance
Tagged Brooklyn Rail, Joyce Theater, Martha Graham, Martha Graham Dance Company, Martha@..., Myth and Transformation, Richard Move, The Show (Achilles Heel), Wagner, White Oak Dance Project
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What to See This Week (February 4-11): The New Charles Atlas Film of Merce Cunningham’s ‘Exchange’
Over the course of four decades, Charles Atlas documented Merce Cunningham’s choreography through dozens of radically innovative films, and now, thanks to footage recently rediscovered by the Cunningham Trust, audiences will see another. This Thursday, February 7, at Electronic Arts … Continue reading
What to See This Week (January 28-February 3): Trisha Brown’s Final Two Works at BAM
The groundbreaking postmodern choreographer Trisha Brown will give the New York premieres of her final two works — Les Yeux et l’âme and I’m going to toss my arms—if you catch them they’re yours — this week at BAM alongside three … Continue reading
Posted in BAM, Contemporary Dance, Postmodern Dance
Tagged Astral Converted, BAM, Fall for Dance, I’m going to toss my arms—if you catch them they’re yours, Laurie Anderson, Les Yeux et l'âme, Park Avenue Armory, Robert Rauschenberg, Set and Reset, Trisha Brown, Trisha Brown Dance Company
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Dance on a Dime: 7 Ways to Get Cheap Tickets in New York
Watching dance can be an expensive hobby, particularly in New York, where ticket prices are high and performances happen every night. Listed below are some of the tricks I’ve learned over the past few years to see all kinds of … Continue reading
Posted in Ballet, Contemporary Dance, Joyce Theater, Lincoln Center, New York City Ballet, New York City Center, Postmodern Dance
Tagged 18/29 Club, Abrons Arts Center, ABT, affordable ballet tickets, affordable dance tickets, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, BAM, BAM Fisher Space, Benjamin Millepied, cheap ballet tickets, cheap dance tickets, dance discounts, dance on a dime, dance ticket discounts, dance tickets, Danspace Project, David Rubenstein Atrium, discounted ballet tickets, Fall for Dance Festival, hula, Joyce Theater, La Mama, Lincoln Center, Martha Graham Dance Company, Moiseyev Dance Company, New York, New York City Ballet, New York City Center, New York Live Arts, NYCB, P.S. 122, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Peak Performance at Montclair State University, Performance Space 122, student rush, TDF, The Chocolate Factory, The Kitchen, Theater Development Fund, TKTS booths, Zucker Box Office
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What to See This Week (January 7-13): American Realness at the Abrons Arts Center
American Realness, the annual festival of dance and performance curated by Thomas Benjamin Snapp Pryor, returns to the Abrons Arts Center this Thursday, January 10, with yet another ambitious lineup. The festival’s fourth iteration, which spans 11 days, boasts New … Continue reading
Posted in Abrons Arts Center, Contemporary Dance, Postmodern Dance
Tagged Abrons Arts Center, American Realness, Antigone Sr., BodyCartography Project, contemporary dance, dance, Faye Driscoll, festival, Henry Street Settlement, Jack Ferver, Jeanine Durning, Keith Hennessy, postmodern dance, Thomas Benjamin Snapp Pryor, Tony Rizzi, Trajal Harrell, Zeena Parkins
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