Dance-theater piece will be presented by Peak Performances at Montclair State University through April 24. Continue Reading →
Gandini Juggling’s ‘Smashed2’ effectively expands upon themes of its striking predecessor
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Peak Performances premieres Netta Yerushalmy’s ‘Movement’; inventive work contains multitudes
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No escape from the faceless mob in Donald Byrd’s powerful ‘Strange Fruit’
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Spectrum Dance Theater production will run in Montclair through Feb. 13. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dance, Montclair
mignolo dance’s ‘Visitor Parking’: a powerful, immersive experience
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Multimedia piece was presented at Gardenship Art in Kearny this month. Continue Reading →
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‘Fractales,’ a work of daring and grace, debuts in Montclair State’s Peak Performances series
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Work by choreographer Fanny Soriano runs through Dec. 19. Continue Reading →
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Remembering Nai-Ni Chen: Inventive, prolific dance artist dies at 62
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Taiwan native’s Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company is based in Fort Lee. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dance, Fort Lee, Newark
Stefanie Batten Bland’s ‘Look Who’s Coming to Dinner’ offers a timeless message
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Peak Performances at Montclair State will present dance-theater piece through Nov. 7. Continue Reading →
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Merce Cunningham’s ‘Landrover’ is one of many highlights at Dance on the Lawn festival
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Event took place at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Montclair, Sept. 11. Continue Reading →
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Dance on the Lawn, Montclair’s free outdoor dance festival, returns Sept. 11
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Review: New Jersey Ballet shows its ‘New Look’ at Bickford Theatre
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Review: Dancers venture ‘Outside the Lines’ at Centenary University
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Eleven pieces by various choreographers are presented outdoors in Hackettstown. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dance, Hackettstown
Dance dominates SOPAC schedule on the next two weekends
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Carolyn Dorfman Dance virtual gala on April 24; works of New Jersey Council on the Arts Choreographer Fellows, April 30 and May 1. Continue Reading →