All posts tagged "dance"
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Dance: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Ballet, Modern and Folk dance -- every performance worth knowing about in Washington, D.C.
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Dance: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Ballet, contemporary and ethnic dance performances in Washington, D.C, Maryland and Virginia
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Leaders of the Pack: Lion Babe’s Begin (review)
Lion Babe is a group hitting their spirited stride.
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Edwin Aparicio, the now-official flamenco knight
Spain to honor D.C.-based dancer and choreographer
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Steven Lutvak: Gentleman’s Touch
Broadway composer Steven Lutvak's life is taking flight along with his career
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Early Celebration: Christopher K. Morgan & Artists
Christopher Morgan is presenting a dance retrospective slightly ahead of time
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Dance: Fall Arts Preview 2015
One could say Washington is a city always on the move. Featuring a wide variety of styles — from flamenco to modern to tap to...
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Shining Stars: An interview with Years and Years’ Olly Alexander
Fronted by out gay singer Olly Alexander, Years & Years have gripped the electronica music scene with a sound that is at once familiar and...
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Legendary dance/pop icon Giorgio Moroder returns with new album “Déjà Vu”
The last time Georgio Moroder put his name to an album was 1985. He had scored a surprise hit with Human League vocalist Philip Oakey...
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Gallim Dance: Making Waves
Andrea Miller's Gallim Dance aims to push the genre forward
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Dance: Spring Arts Preview 2015
The Kennedy Center presents several august classical companies, foremost among them the Royal Ballet. Wolf Trap welcomes two dancers, with two choreographers, known from their...
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Shawn Short: Truth in Dance
Shawn Short is humbled by the impact of his annual dance event focused on the LGBT experience
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Much Ado About Nothing at Synetic (Review)
Another in Synetic Theater’s Silent Shakespeare series, the dance-musical interpretation of Much Ado About Nothing is a clever, outside-the-box extravaganza. A pastiche of 1950s musical...
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Velocity DC: Movement Based
Dance festival showcases rising local dance talent
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25 Years of Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814
By the mid-80s, it seemed an unlikely prospect at best that Janet, the youngest sibling of the superstar Jackson family, would break through the long...
