
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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Romeo and Juliet
Nature Theater of Oklahoma
This is not your mother's
Romeo and Juliet. This ingenious and hilarious exploration of skewed memory attempts to retell Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet through the collected recollections of regular people-and goes wildly off course.
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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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FREEDOM CLUB
New Paradise Laboratories & The Riot Group
Funny, lyrical, and provocative - and spanning a century and a half-this theatrical collaboration examines separatist cults from the assassination of Abraham Lincoln to a dissolving band of washed up wannabe extremists in 2012.
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