In
Brief
Hansuke
Yamamoto, San Francisco Ballet
Nora
Dinzelbacher
Bharata
Natyam. Dakshina/Daniel Phoenix Singh & Company
Alma
Esperanza Cunningham Movement
Edgeworks
Dance Theater
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Francisco Ballet
"Prism”,
“In the Night”, “Rush”
Reprise
by Rita Felciano
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St.
Petersburg Ballet
"Swan Lake"
Bruges, Belgium
Identity
Crisis
by Marc Haegeman
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St.
Petersburg Ballet Theatre
Russian
Seasons
Fairfax, Virginia
Little Russia
by George Jackson
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Mindy
Aloff's
Letter from New York
Read
some
Past
Letters
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The
Trisha Brown Dance Company
"If
You Couldn't See Me," "Set and Reset," "Geometry
of Quiet,"Present Tense," "Astral Convertible,"
"Glacial Decoy"
Slip Sliding Away
by Nancy Dalva
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| Dances
Patrelle
"Le Tombeau de Couperin,"
"Scaramouche," "Les deux pigeons"
High
Stepping Stars
by Mary Cargill
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If
you missed last week's issue, or didn't quite finish all 16 articles,
you can read it here
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Writers |
| Mindy
Aloff
Dale Brauner
Mary Cargill
Christopher Correa
Clare Croft
Nancy Dalva
Rita Felciano
Marc Haegeman
George Jackson
Gia Kourlas
Alan M. Kriegsman
Sali Ann Kriegsman
Alexander Meinertz
Tehreema Mitha
Gay Morris
Ann Murphy
Paul Parish
John Percival
Tom Phillips
Susan Reiter
Jane Simpson
Alexandra Tomalonis(Editor)
Lisa Traiger
Meital Waibsnaider
Kathrine Sorley Walker
Leigh Witchel
David Vaughan
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DanceView |
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An
Appreciation of Dame Alicia Markova and Maude Lloyd (by John
Percival)
Merce
Cunningham Dance Company's Events (by Nancy Dalva)
An
interview with Royal Danish Ballet great Arne Villumsen
(by Eva Kistrup) about his training and his career. and passing
on a tradition
An
interview with former New York City Ballet soloist and current
SAB teacher Susan Pilarre about Balanchine and teaching (Tom
Phillips)
Reports
from London (the new revival of "Sylvia") by Jane
Simpson, New York (Gay Morris) and San Francisco (Rita Felciano)
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