Dance – In Conversation
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Q&A: Jillian Mitchell on Kit Modus’ first artist residency and tour in 2019–20
There’s a particular magic that comes from combining exceptional dance with a beautiful atmosphere, and this is something that Kit Modus, one of…
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Q&A: Filmmaker Jennifer Scully-Thurston talks five years of EnCore Dance on Film
The smell of warm popcorn wafted through the doorway of Core Dance studios last Memorial Day weekend as passersby caught sight of human…
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Q&A: Tara Lee on highlighting natural backdrop of Serenbe in Terminus’ Roam
In rehearsal at their West Midtown studio, the artists of Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre move precisely and fluidly while maintaining perfect synchronicity. The…
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Q&A: CiCi Kelley on choreographing the roots of jazz in Bolden, the motion picture
New Orleans between 1885 and 1910 was a place like no other; jazz was born there amid a diversity of people, philosophies, and…
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Composer Robert Een joins Room to Move Dance for Shouts and Murmurs
Live dance is just better with live music. The energy, connection and interplay between art forms adds layers and dimensions to a performance…
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Q&A: Shamel Pitts on the U.S. premiere of BLACK HOLE at the Rhodes Theatre
In scientific terms, a black hole is a region of space where the gravitational pull is so strong that nothing can escape, not…
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Q&A: Angela Harris talks about new works, Dance Canvas’ upcoming showcase
The expression “relatable” has long been a buzzword for Dance Canvas, an Atlanta-based organization that gives emerging choreographers a platform for showing their…
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Q&A: Ballethnic’s Nena Gilreath on The Leopard Tale and the will to survive
It’s a story of survival – not just for animals on the West African savanna but also for a multicultural ballet company preparing…
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Alvin Ailey artist taps Georgia roots to vivify founder’s legacy
In the sun-soaked foyer of Atlanta’s National Center for Civil and Human Rights, a tall, lean young man guided about 40 dance students…
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For Farruquito, flamenco’s spark rises from embers of tradition
Farruquito is known for his explosive energy onstage — lightning-fast footwork, split-second spins and high leaps all accentuate his powerful presence. Yet his…
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