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Terminus turns 10: ‘Out of the Box IV’ is an entrée to the ethos of the Modern Ballet Theatre
Celebrating the opening of its 10th season, Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre continues a tradition. Out of the Box IV is the fourth installment…
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Choreographer Julio Medina explores his indigenous roots in a new contemporary work, ‘Return Eternal: Echoes from the Cosmogram’
Family is important to dancer and choreographer Julio Medina: from his Chicano parents and grandparents to his wife, who is part Indonesian, their…
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Atlanta Ballet launches 98th season with trio of works exploring ‘Passion and Pride’
The season-opening program includes the world premiere of Melissa Hough’s Plagued Houses, a contemporary-meets-classical reimagining of Romeo and Juliet. The U.S. semiquincentennial festivities,…
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Burning Bones uses Japanese butoh to challenge gender slowly in ‘Beautiful Eunuchs’
Some experiences are impossible to put into words. Vocabulary can only express so much. Artistic director of Burning Bones Physical Theatre, Frankie Mulinix,…
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Performance uses mix of Chinese dance, ballet and martial arts to explore historical narratives
Kerry Lee, the co-artistic director of the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company, remembers when her fourth grade class studied the Civil War. Her teacher…
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The Tap Rebels prepare to take the stage at Atlanta Cultural Exchange
On a recent Sunday afternoon, The Tap Rebels were rehearsing in the front studio at City Dance and Music, where the company is…
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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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Educator Spotlight: Jacque Pritz’s Catching Mangoes Dance celebrates her Filipino roots
Growing up in Orlando, dancer and choreographer Jacque Pritz found it challenging to stay connected to her Filipino roots. With a mixed Filipina-American…
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Atlanta Ballet’s ‘Frida’ offers a complex and vibrant portrait of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo — surrealist painter, political activist, feminist, gardener — spent a lifetime transforming her dreams into reality. For Larissa Capitanio Dal’Santo, one…
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Rhythms of change: Emory Arts Dance Fellow Madelyn Sher explores what it means to conduct and be conducted
Madelyn Sher — born, raised and based in New York — is Emory University’s second arts fellow in dance. Her new work, A…
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