
The Inquirer continues to flood the zone. Reviews of Sanctuary, Chicken, and more here, and Merliyn Jackson has an excellent feature on our centerpiece show, Lucinda Childs's Dance. Quoth Jackson:
"[Caitlin] Scranton dances it as no less a tour de force than Childs did three decades ago. Glass' paradoxically joyful and melancholy Dance No.
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Meg Foley uses many techniques when conceiving dances: storyboarding, visualization, real-time improvising, even blocking movement on graph paper.
"Match vs. Match married these things," Meg says about the dance she's performing on Tuesday and Wednesday as a part of the 2010 Live Arts Festival show 8: eight choreographers/eight new works.
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Phillyist weighs in with their picks for both Live Arts and Philly Fringe.
--Nicholas Gilewicz
Photo illustration of persona non grata Josh McIlvain by Nicholas Gilewicz.
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Journey to the West - Reinterpreting Tradition Series
Danny Yung
From China's pre-eminent experimental theater artist come three ruminations on the experiences of Chinese artists visiting the West, mixing conversation, live demonstrations, and video.
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