All posts tagged "dance"
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‘Carmen’ Review: Lost Angels
Reimagining the classic tale as a modern cross-border romance, Benjamin Millepied's 'Carmen' dances to its own sensuous beat.
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Kevin Aviance Is Back In The House
The legendary Kevin Aviance makes a triumphant return to D.C. at the Project GLOW Festival's Secret Garden.
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Project GLOW’s Secret Garden of Dance
Ed Bailey shares what's in store inside Project GLOW's Secret Garden, and at the future club the public calls Town 2.0.
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‘Daytripper’ Is A ‘Lyrical Modern Silent Film’ By ABT’s James Whiteside
The film, to be streamed online, is part of April's 3rd Annual ALL ARTS Festival, which also includes work by Diana Oh.
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CALAGNA Returns to Cherry After a Decade Away
A former Cherry mainstay, the last ten years have proven to be a profound personal journey of discovery for DJ Calagna.
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Director Goran Stolevski on His LGBTQ Film ‘Of an Age’
Goran Stolevski's 'Of an Age' strikes universal chords of love and attraction in a very specifically queer story.
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United Ukrainian Ballet Brings a Message of Peace
A company of artists in exile, the United Ukrainian Ballet makes its Kennedy Center debut with Giselle.
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Editor’s Pick: The Washington Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’
The Washington Ballet has been performing Tchaikovsky's iconic holiday ballet in different variations since 1961.
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The Kennedy Center: A (Mostly) Non-Holiday Show Roundup
The holidays find the Kennedy Center bustling with activity, from a uniquely original ballet to a visit from a familiar wicked witch.
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Dana Soon Tai Burgess Creates Portraits in Motion
Dana Tai Soon Burgess celebrates his 30th season with the release of a memoir and the debut of his latest work for the National Portrait...
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Editor’s Pick: Cloud Gate Dance Theatre at the Kennedy Center
China's leading contemporary dance company brings its full length piece, "Thirteen Tongues," to the Kennedy Center.
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Editor’s Pick: NEXTsteps at The Washington Ballet
The Washington Ballet kicks off its new season with a series celebrating contemporary new works created exclusively for the company's artists.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Host and Guest’ at Synetic Theater
Synetic presents a second revival of the thrilling show in honor of the company's 20th anniversary, with updated sets and costumes.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Yes and Yes’ at Solas Nua
The Liz Roche Company's world premiere of 'Yes and Yes' uses the James Joyce classic Ulysses as its framework.
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Editor’s Pick: Abby Z & The New Utility at Dance Place
'Radioactive Practice' is "a genre-bending work that brings together a mosaic group of dancers."
