Gina Mazza
Beth Corning, Dance Alloy’s Artistic Director, shares her vision of building a modern repertory touring company that showcases great choreographers.
I didn’t come to hear the Dance Alloy’s new artistic director wax rhapsodic about the ethereal nature of dance. (I’ll leave that to the dance critics.) My quest was for a vividly sketched reality check about the rigors of working as a professional dancer, especially in a pop culture prone to TV, videogames and computer screens . . .
Pittsburgh’s public art is one of the many wonderful things that make it a very livable city. This 5-part series features specific neighborhoods, with a
Dancer/choreographer Sreyashi Dey embodies the wisdom and tradition behind Odissi, a classical Indian dance style originally performed in second century BC as a sacred ritual.
An essay about choreographing a life of personal relevance. Up the marble staircase I skipped to the third floor of the Jenkins Arcade, straight into