Meredith Pellon

WHIM SHINES IN XPRESS

Whim W’him’s XPRESS is notable for Rustem’s and Wever’s works, and is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to see some exquisite dancing.

PNB’s Locally Sourced hires three local choreographers to make new work, but in some cases production value outshines the choreography.

On the Boards hosts the beloved 10 Tiny Dances for an evening of works that innovate beyond their 4×4 foot container.

Choreographic Shindig, where the dancers curate the program, brings new works by Yoshito Sakuraba, Joshua Manculich, and Kyra Jean Green.

ARC Dance 20th Anniversary retrospective features an extensive lineup, but largely similar works.

Kim Lusk talks about taking her work to Jacob’s Pillow, starting grad school this fall, and her choreographic approach.

Two pieces by Wade Madsen take two approaches to existential quandary.

Neve Mazique-Bianco’s Lover of Low Creatures teaches us all a few life lessons through multi-disciplinary story telling.

Full Tilt 2019 is full of variety, and a few exceptional new works.

Naharin’s Venezuela intentionally disturbs, leaving the audience to grapple with content.