Ballet, Contemporary, and Modern Dance Performance Reviews

Like how trees always extend towards sunlight, the experience at MorDance reminds us to get outside, embrace nature, and connect...

The Gala Fracci paid tribute to one of ballet’s most beloved figures, featuring pieces that have been directly shaped by...

In Gibney Company's latest program there are groups of monochromatic bodies cascading in shades of black, brown, and gray displaying...

A judicious excavation of the source material’s affective landscape, Maillot’s Roméo et Juliette is Shakespeare’s story like you’ve never experienced...

A decade since the premiere of Edward Clug’s Peer Gynt, the ballet continues to invite the audience on a journey...

Translating a novel into a ballet poses many challenges, one that Cathy Marston's adaptation of Charlotte Brontё’s famous novel, Jane...

New York City Ballet brought its Coppélia to DC, the principals, corps, and local dance students all contributing to bring...

In its latest showing, PNB flexed its repertorial range with a satisfyingly edgy quadruple bill featuring four different tutu-less, smile-less,...

Hubbard Street’s top-notch dancing at The Joyce Theater spoke unmistakably on some human issues of our time, ultimately a bleak...

Technically and creatively, Complexions has been at the forefront of American contemporary ballet for decades, fabulous partnering a hallmark of...