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Tonight: The Cutting Room

David Krebs BodyVox goes intergalactic, and brings their exercise bands with them. BodyVox is trying something different. And, as usual, it’s joyful, clever, and pretty irresistible. Their new show, The Cutting Room, debuted last week; it takes the contemporary genre of dance-theater and stretches it into dance-cinema. The Cutting Room is a cinephile’s dream; it […]

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Uncaged Season Wraps Up: Get Your Cheap(er) Tickets, Here

Rounding out their exciting 2011/12 season tomorrow, dance organization White Bird offers you this: The hip-hop troupe Compagnie Käfig. Hailing from France and Brazil—their choreographer is based in Lyon, and its 10 young dancers from Rio de Janeiro—choreographer Mourad Merzouki will present two pieces, Agwa and Correria, for a mix of acrobatics, samba, electronic, and, […]

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The Lost Dance

Yesterday evening was the opening night of Oregon Ballet Theatre‘s Chromatic Quartet, a four-part program that featured the world premiere of visiting (from Montreal) choreographer Matjash Mrozewski’s The Lost Dance. As I’ve written about in this week’s paper, OBT enlisted Adam Arnold to costume the performance, making the ballet, in effect, the designer’s spring collection […]

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The Weekend in Dance

Linda Austin mid-dance in A head of time Last week Linda Austin premiered her hybrid dance/installation/performance piece A head of time, and it is proceeded this weekend with an incredible mishmash of shows, including, although not limited to: a maturely pregnant woman (Tahni Holt) dancing to music by the Decemberist’s bassist (Nate Query); a BodyVox […]

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