Dance Review: New Dance Alliance Mix Festival, Variety Keeps the Heart Fonder

This past Thursday, Joyce SoHo theater hosted the New Dance Alliance (NDA) Mix Festival. It was definitely a diverse blend of artists and the small, intimate space really let the choreography shine through. The program consisted of six pieces, all different choreographers, some of which just hopped on the subway while other’s flew for hours […]

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Dance Review: This week at DNA, OB-ject – ob-JECT

As part of the Winter 2009 Season at Dance New Amsterdam (DNA), three very different female choreographers delivered performances which I haven’t stopped thinking about.  All three of them created choreography which is difficult to describe in dance terms.  This is not necessarily a bad thing because each of them made dances using different kinds […]

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Dance Review: New Dance Alliance 23rd Annual Performance Mix Festival” Crosses Bounds at the Joyce Soho on Wednesday, February 25

This was my first time seeing a performance at Joyce SoHo, which has a very different feel from The Joyce Theater in Chelsea. This smaller theater allowed for me to have a more intimate viewing of the dancers and films that were presented on stage. In fact, no seat was a bad seat, which could […]

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Dance Review: Doug Varrone & Dancers at the Joyce, NYC

Doug Varone And Dancers had a brilliant turn at the Joyce with their signature style of music in motion. Three dances were presented, each portraying a different aspect of the human spirit. Tomorrow (2000) builds from concepts of touch and intimacy. The company beautifully portrays this with great maturity and vulnerability. What is apparent about […]

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