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New Thing: Dance Parties Early In The Morning

“The concept for Daybreaker came about in 2013 inside a Brooklyn falafel shop. Founders Radha Agrawal and Matthew Brimer were musing over their night of dancing when they had the idea to take the energy and inclusiveness of the nightclub scene and infuse it into the weekday morning routine.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on July 15, 2015Categories danceTags 07.14.15

Mikhail Baryshnikov: Why I Finally Agreed To Play Nijinsky

“It is a sign of Baryshnikov’s confidence in his director” – Robert Wilson – “that he has agreed to play Nijinsky, a role that has been suggested to him ‘at least 15 times’ in his life and which he had always turned down.” (One f those invitations came from no less than Ingmar Bergman.)

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 15, 2015Categories danceTags 07.10.15

The Man Who Dared Create A Flamenco Dance About The Holocaust

Israel Galván’s Lo Real/Le Réel/The Real “is tipped to be a highlight of the Edinburgh international festival this summer. Yet back in Madrid, something about its subject matter or discordant style so outraged the audience that they began chanting insults and calling for the performers to leave the stage.”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 15, 2015Categories danceTags 07.12.15

A Struggle For The Soul Of British Dance

“The students don’t believe you when you say it’s not good enough. Don’t take on board how hard you have to concentrate in class. Don’t warm up. Don’t get that you shouldn’t have to tell them more than twice. They just don’t really listen.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on July 13, 2015Categories danceTags 07.12.15

What Does A Dancer Do After A Career-Killing Injury? [VIDEO]

“Karine Newborn knew she wanted to be a professional dancer since watching her mother dance as a little girl in Paris. Her career as a dancer took a sharp turn though after suffering an injury while performing on Broadway. The single mother and dancer found herself unable to continue her career as a dancer, putting her in a financial bind.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on July 12, 2015Categories danceTags 07.09.15

Figure Skating On Wheels – At Championship Level

“In a land where winter sports rule, Kailah Macri’s double axels – on roller skates – haven’t exactly made her a household name.” (includes video)

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 10, 2015Categories danceTags 07.09.15

Flexing: The ‘Bone-Breaking’ Dance Craze That Bubbled Up From Brooklyn

“The reflection in the mirror shows a wiry body tightly tensed, with a tattooed chest and hair tied up in two afro bunches. He lifts his shoulder and starts to twist it almost out of its socket, muscles knobbling and bulging, until it looks like something extraterrestrial.”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 9, 2015Categories danceTags 07.06.15

Wendy Whelan And Alessandra Ferri Explain How They Keep Dancing Well Into Middle Age

Whelan (48): “Contemporary dance is a completely different way of thinking and moving. I’m already smitten by it.” Ferri (52): “It took courage to dive back in … [But] it didn’t feel like a job this time. The passion was so pure it gave me the strength to work through the physical difficulties and the pain.”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 7, 2015Categories danceTags 07.05.15

Watching Male Strippers With Sociologists

“And, as it turns out, there’s been lots of [sociological study] done on male strippers who dance for women. With the opening of Magic Mike XXL yesterday, we thought this would be a good time to review the research.”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 7, 2015Categories danceTags 07.02.15

She Calls Her Dancers ‘Action Heroes’ (And She’s Probably Right)

Elizabeth Streb: “I am a criminal, and we are a blunt instrument charging forward.” Says one of her company members, “You’d better be able to look fear in the face and not run.”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 7, 2015Categories danceTags 06.29.15

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