Martha Graham

Fall Arts Guide 2012: Dance

Juliette Mapp Reads Gertrude Stein; Paradigm Celebrates Two Different Birthdays

The Making of Americans at DTW, plus Paradigm Shift: Past, Present, Future at Danspace

In Memoriam: Jill Johnston (1929-2010)

Jill Johnston died on September 18, following a stroke nine days earlier. The shock waves are reverberating. Perhaps we thought she was indestructible. Jill began to write about dance for The Village Voice in 1959, four years after Dan Wolf, Ed Fancher, and Norman Mailer founded the small, feisty ... More >>

American Ballet Theatre Mounts John Neumeier's Lady of the Camellias

Once again, high-class courtesans are nothing but trouble

Bridgman/Packer Dance Split Themselves in Three; Elaine Summers Looks Back, Intermedia-Style

Message From Mark Morris: Look, but Don’t Forget to Listen

Trajal Harrell, Pam Tanowitz and other APAP Showcases Turn New York Into One Big Runway

Fringe Festival 2009 Reviews

'Kirchner and the Berlin Street' and More

Spring Dance Preview: Emanuel Gat's Club Mozart

Hallowed music gets the Gat treatment

Rain Early, Skies Clear

A choreographer revisits her career with little help from her friends

Canon Fodder

Revisiting choreography of the 'American Century'

Elemental Women

Bringing the timeless up to date

She Can Dream, Can't She?

A choreographer with a talent for interior design

It Takes Dedication

An upstate lab nurtures fine performers

Festival Frenzy

Try a little of everything at fall dance smorgasbords

Hip Hoplites

Remixing Aeschylus, The Seven spills classic tragedy onto today's mean streets.

Body Language

David LaChapelle's dance doc pops when it's booty-shakin' but locks with its hollow history

The Five Distractions

Schmucks, yuks, HK cool, film school, and a sociology experiment: 2004's best DVD sets

Dancing in Cuba, Dancing With Cuba: Two Women's Experiences

Bells and Bulbs

The cucumbers will climb up on the legs of this contraption and . . .

Delicious Colliding

Peaceful universes in which the strange and the familiar lie down and leap up together

Merry Mayhem

Family Feud(al) Obligations

Two Clans Dis Function; Two Directors Make It Work

Dance

Woolfing It Down

The Uses of Diversity

Spring Heat in New York’s Small Spaces

Device Squads

Currently on View: Puppets, Politics, Pianologue, and Peonage

Collage Credit

Redefining Innovation

The Avant-Garde Takes Center Stage

Moving Targets

Choreographers Stride to Hit the Mark

Baryshnikov Mounts Rainer

Two Giants of Dance Join Forces

Work in Progress

The French Fried

Paglia’s North American Heroes

Just Don't Stop

Worlds of Difference Downtown

Read the Paper

Caught in the Act

For Their Lives

‘Danger Run’

Downtown Memories

Renewing the Old

To Dance Is To Live

New Film and Memoir Limn Limón's Legend

Don’t Let Go

Choreographers Carry That Weight

Alphabet City

The Year in Letters

Gypsy Blues

Midtown Tragedy

Going Gold