Dance – Latest Reviews
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Innovative, tantalizing and thrilling: Kit Modus crafts a new world in ‘Die Körper’
Die Körper (meaning “the bodies”), the newest evening-length work by choreographer Jillian Mitchell and her company Kit Modus, is not so much a…
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On memory, nostalgia and the eternal return of childhood: ‘I hope we never Land’ at the Atlanta Fringe Festival
I hope we never Land, a new contemporary dance work by Emma Morris, mines for lost treasure in the green wilds and on…
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Editor’s Choice Re-issue: Review: ‘Siddhartha, She’ offers a powerful retelling of a classic tale
EDITOR’S NOTE: We’re looking back on 2025 with reprints of some of the best stories of the year. In Robin Wharton’s review: ‘Siddhartha,…
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Review: Cirque du Soleil’s ‘LUZIA’ brings the illusory vision of Mexico to life under the big top
On November 6, the 2025 Cirque du Soleil performance season in Atlanta officially opened at Atlantic Station. The crowd buzzed with excitement as…
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Breaking records and bread at the Atlanta Ballet’s 2025 Fashion Show & Luncheon
It was an afternoon of glitz and glam, of high fashion and high spirits. On Monday, October 20, 2025, the ballroom at the…
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Review: Staibdance’s ‘between dog and wolf’ performance is tense, gripping
“It’s the in-between space of teeth and grit, like that moment when your pulse is racing just before you say something you’ve been…
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Review: Ben Kassoy offers surprising, genre-bending performance in ‘The Funny Thing About a Panic Attack’
“[Y]ou think you’re dying. But you’re not,” begins Ben Kassoy’s poem “The Funny Thing About a Panic Attack.” His one-man show of the…
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KSU’s ‘Double Exposure’ proves that private philanthropy can produce dynamic new works
As it has for the past five years, the Kennesaw State University Department of Dance opened its 2025-26 event programming with Double Exposure,…
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Loom Lab’s ‘Old Growth’ explores loss, grief and community through movement
Re Edahl and Cal O’Brien, the co-artists of Minneapolis-and-Atlanta-based performance company Loom Lab, first met at a party in Minneapolis in 2017. According…
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Afrikan Djeli Cultural Institute and Afriky Lolo bring West African dance and culture to Atlanta
At the Atlanta African Dance & Drum Festival, the steady beat of the drums and the grounded movements of the dancers speak a…
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