Two dance teams go to war in “Battle! Hip-Hop in Armor,” part of It’s Showtime NYC’s residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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#SpeakingInDance: Drummers Dance, Dancers Drum
The BAM/Restoration Dance Youth Ensemble, appearing at Dance Africa, give their all when dancing. They have also learned percussion skills. Watch our two videos.
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#SpeakingInDance: Haunting, Paranoia and All That Dance Horror
Arthur Pita's dance-drama “The Tenant” (yep, like the Polanski movie) features James Whiteside and Cassandra Trenary of American Ballet Theater.
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#SpeakingInDance: Stand. Run. And Run Some More.
Yvonne Rainer’s 1963 “We Shall Run” is performed as part of the Museum of Modern Art’s show, “Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done.”
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#SpeakingInDance: Jerome Robbins, Serious and Not
Ashley Bouder of New York City Ballet performs part of a make-fun-of-yourself solo from Robbins’s “Dances at a Gathering.”
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#SpeakingInDance: Watch the Feet
Mariaa Randall performs a segment of “Footwork/Technique” — part of First Nations Dialogues — showcasing aboriginal footwork from Australia.
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#SpeakingInDance: Ziegfeld Goes Down
Laurie Berg and Bessie McDonough-Thayer’s playful duet is part of Charles Atlas’s variety show “The Kitchen Follies.”
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#SpeakingInDance: Haunted by the Familiar
The choreographer and dancer Jack Ferver made this duet, part of his new show “Everything Is Imaginable,” for himself and his old friend Reid Bartelme.
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#SpeakingInDance: A Portrait of Steve Paxton
Nicholas Sciscione dances a 2017 iteration of Mr. Paxton’s solo “Excerpts From Goldberg Variation.” “It’s about finding the Zen of being within the notes,” he says.
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