Dance Review: Dance Gotham at NYU Skirball Center
January 18, 2010 by iDANZ Today
Filed under Ballet, iDANZ Critix Corner -Dance Reviews, iDANZ Features, Reviews
Though I’m about to see several very professional companies at the NY Skirball Center, the energy feels more like a dance competition than a performance. There’s intensity, discussion in between pieces and altogether a "more real than nervous for the first day of kindergarten" tight-lipped thing happening. Instantly Dance Gotham feels like a representation of […]
Dance Review: "Sundowning… The DASH Ensemble Rising!"
December 14, 2009 by iDANZ Today
Filed under Concert Modern -Jazz-Contemporary, iDANZ Critix Corner -Dance Reviews, Reviews
Julliard and Purchase once again prove that they are still churning out hot young dancers with their “DASH Ensemble”, as seven of them present Gregory Dolbashian’s Sundowning at Joyce SoHo. Dolbashian’s sometimes-uneven choreography looks phenomenal when attacked with such commitment, although the work as an evening-length performance has miles to go before full cohesion of […]
Announcement: The DASH ENSEMBLE Performs at Joyce SoHo
November 12, 2009 by iDANZ Today
Filed under iDANZ NewsWire, iDANZ Performance Bulletins
The DASH Ensemble presents the World Premiere of Sundowning at Joyce SoHo from December 4-6, 2009 Sundowning is the debut production of the New York-based contemporary dance company, The DASH Ensemble. The evening length work is comprised of several highly physical chapters that blur the line between the rational and psychotic mind. The concert takes […]
