Dance News

Kennedy Center unmasks ‘The Guardsman’


“The Guardsman”? Really?

That Paleolithic bit of Broadway foolery? The farcical vehicle that once upon a time (1924, to be exact) starred the erstwhile duke and duchess of the American stage, Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne? The one about the actor who tries to win back his restless actress wife’s affections by disguising himself as a dashing gallant?

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Wyatt Closs: 10 Simmering Summer Songs


BBC Radio's Gilles Peterson, who I met about 12 years ago, has been connecting musical dots for over a generation. He is now blending soul, funk, latin, house, jazz, hip-hop in an effortless manner that makes it seem like jumbling those genres is exactly how it should be.

Read more: Gilles Peterson, Bonobo, Jeremy-Sole, Soul, House Music, Kcrw, Michael Boothman, Pino Daniele, Francis Bebey, Omar, Laura-Mvula, Jonathan Rudnick, Hip Hop, Atjazz, Nick Mulvey, Jazz, Dance, The LIFT, Los Angeles News

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Pina Bausch's Successor Named At Tanztheater Wuppertal


Haberler (Istanbul) 04/24/13 (in English) Source

Was This Modern Dance Pioneer Forgotten Because She Got Too Cozy With The Nazis?


The Guardian (UK) 05/22/13 (includes video) Source

Images From The Birth Of British Modern Dance


The Guardian (UK) 05/23/13 (slide show) Source

Signature Theatre gets $250,000 grant from Arlington County to get it up to date on taxes


The Arlington County Board approved a $250,000 grant to Signature Theatre on Tuesday as the parties reconsider Signature’s lease and tax arrangements. The move, approved in a 5 to 0 vote, covers $85,000 of Signature’s tax bill and is part of ongoing financial discussions between the county and the theater.

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Dance Review: ‘Blush’ by Gallim Dance at BAM Fisher


In “Blush,” by Andrea Miller, dancers start off with skin powdered white that melts off as their exertion turns them red.

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Dance Listings for May 24-30


A selected guide to dance performances in the New York area.

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Art Review: ‘Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes,’ at National Gallery


The exhibition “Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes, 1909-1929,” at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, celebrates the synergy of dance with music and visual arts.

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Björk plays the part of stunning mad scientist at the Craneway Pavilion