Well, it’s about time I revisit my mentors. It helped, having a focus, making sure each week I was learning a little more about various choreographers, coming further into a point of focus with the vast web that is dance… Read More »Monday’s Mentor (Finally): Jasmin Vardimon and Garry Stewart
I have some exciting news. Quicksilver have been chosen to perform in ReFRESH at The Place in February next year! This means that over the course of the next few months, our rehearsals will be geared toward creating a work… Read More »*drumroll*
photo: Anne Van Aerschot Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s work En Atendant is a mindful, peaceful, and simple work where each movement is a resonating hum in accord with her conceptual decisions. Consistently inspired by music, Keersmaeker has in previous works… Read More »Review: Rosas
Part narrative, part history lesson, Eddie Ladd and Judith Roberts in their work Gaza/Blaenannerch examine the Palestine and Israeli conflict with surprising artistic sensitivity. By paralleling Wales and Palestine by way of the struggle for an independent identity, these Welsh… Read More »Review: Gaza/Blaenannerch
photo: Rob Hogeslag Mono, Itamar Serussi’s first full-length work performed at The Place, is a sixty-minute wander through the fragmentation of one man’s thoughts. Inspired by the experience of buying a stroller for his newly-born twins, Serussi was struck by… Read More »Mono