By Walter Rutledge
The Fire Island Dance Festival 17 took place on Friday July 15th through Sunday July 17th at the palatial waterfront home of Jon Biondo, Tim Horrman and Ryan Coutu.
The residence located in The Pines was converted into an outdoor theatre, complete with a raised stage and tiered proscenium seating. The three day, four-performance festival is a major component in the fundraising efforts of Dancers Responding To AIDS; a program of Broadway Cares. Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Savoy, Arden Court, Ashley Murphy, Bebe Neuwirth, Brian Brooks, Brief Encounters, Broadway Cares, Christopher Huggins, Christopher Wheeldon, Craig Hall, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Dancers Responding To Aids, DaVon Doane, Denise Roberts Hurlin, Dontee Kiehn, Fire Island Dance Festival, Kyle Abraham, Paul Taylor, Samuel Wilson, Sokvannara Sar, Solo for Sy, Wendy Whelan
By Walter Rutledge
Ailey II has evolved into a formidable force in the modern dance community. The company is presently experiencing unparallel success having recently completed a 49-city tour spanning both North America and Europe. The professional work ethic is a combination of a nurturing dance symposium, and boot camp.
By Walter Rutledge
Ailey ll will present their spring 2011 season at the Ailey Citigroup Theater from April 6-17. The 250-seat state of the art theater is in the Joan Weill Center for Dance, the home of the Ailey School, located at 405 W. 55th ( the corner of 9th Avenue). Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
July 7, 2010 marked the beginning of an extensive touring season for Ailey II; the tour will include 49 cities in North America and Europe. The Company is presently enjoying unprecedented popularity, establishing itself as an important modern dance company in it’s own right. On October 5, just eight days after returning from performances in the Northeastern United States, Austria, and France, Ailey II gave an informal studio showing of two new works in the Ailey Citigroup Theater.
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Tagged Abraham.In.Motion, Desmond Richardson, Dwight Rhoden, Kyle Abraham, The Greene Space, WNYC
By Walter Rutledge
The Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center (THPAC) presented Souls of Our Feet: People of Color Dance Festival June 22- 24, 2010 at the Kumble Theater on the campus of Long Island University in downtown Brooklyn. The festival showcased seven choreographers in three performances. The series offered diverse and rich programs ranging from pure dance/abstraction to theatrical and story based choreography; while providing an exciting and vital forum for new and emerging artists to have their works professionally mounted and presented.
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Tagged Andre M. Zachery, Antoinette M. Coward-Gilmore, Asase Yaa, Christal Brown, Danse4Nia, Doris Humphery, Inspirit, Kevin A. Joseph, Kyle Abraham, Lakai Worrell, Nicholas Leichter, Purelements, Renegade Perfromanbe Group, Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:, Zane Booker
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