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That's All She Wrote Edited
by Claudia La Rocco
Dance
This time last year, I was writing an introductory editor’s note to this section.
Feminist Killjoys
by Christine Shan Shan HouDance
“What would it look like if people with female bodies enjoyed unlimited possibilities for transformation?” Lee provocatively asks in the program notes. The stage is carefully prepared for such transformations: A pristine, white floor serves as a blank slate, while a glowing three-dimensional screen suspended above offers endless possibilities for décor.
Adventures In Realness
by Siobhan BurkeDance
He is tall and gangly, maybe 50 years old. But he does what he does with the unselfconsciousness, the unpremeditated-ness, the unapologetic-ness, of a child. That quality you fear you’ve lost and will spend your whole adulthood trying to recover: He has it.
