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A superb return by Paul Taylor Dance Company
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A superb return by Paul Taylor Dance Company
Back in Boston for the first time since 2013, the Paul Taylor Dance Company made a sensational return this month with three shows at the Boch Center Shubert Theatre, presented by the Celebrity Series of Boston.
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Accessibility on stage: Dance and activism blend in Abilities Dance performance
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Accessibility on stage: Dance and activism blend in Abilities Dance performance
This month, Abilities Dance Boston presents the world premiere of “Intersections v2,” the second installment of a performance highlighting BIPOC artists and promoting disability rights.
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Alvin Ailey dance company brings repertoire and more to Boston
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Alvin Ailey dance company brings repertoire and more to Boston
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will grace the Boston stage once again May 4-7, presented by Celebrity Series of Boston at the Boch Center Wang Theatre.
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Celebrity Series starts 2023 with powerhouse dance performances
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Celebrity Series starts 2023 with powerhouse dance performances
Celebrity Series welcomes 2023 this month with two groundbreaking dance performances by award-winning women choreographers of color: Stefanie Batten Bland’s “Look Who’s Coming to Dinner,” performed by Company SBB January 14-15, and LaTasha Barnes’ “The Jazz Continuum,” running January 19-21.
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‘Urban  Nutcracker’ — the holiday classic with a Boston twist returns
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‘Urban Nutcracker’ — the holiday classic with a Boston twist returns
Anthony Williams’ “Urban Nutcracker,” a holiday tradition sparkling with city pride, returns to the stage Dec. 17–23 at the Boch Center Shubert Theatre.
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‘Dear Remedios...’ — A love letter to an artist, written in Flamenco dance
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‘Dear Remedios...’ — A love letter to an artist, written in Flamenco dance
Art historian, Flamenco dancer and cinematographer María Aliaga fell in love with the painter Remedios Varo 10 years ago. After a decade of research and creative devotion, she has channeled her feelings into a performative letter to the artist. “Querida Remedios” is a love letter written in Flamenco dance from Aliaga to Varo, and on Dec. 1, audiences can experience it on film at the Dance Complex in Cambridge.
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Kyle Abraham debuts new dance piece in Boston
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Kyle Abraham debuts new dance piece in Boston
Groundbreaking choreographer Kyle Abraham and his company A.I.M by Kyle Abraham present a new composition, “Requiem: Fire in the Air of the Earth” Nov. 18-19 at the Boch Center Shubert Theatre.
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Abilities Dance presents a more inclusive ballet performance
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Abilities Dance presents a more inclusive ballet performance
Ballet gets an equitable contemporary upgrade in Abilities Dance Boston’s production “Inversion,” performed in person and virtually Nov. 4 and 5.
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Augmented reality and the arts merge in Cambridge dance performance
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Augmented reality and the arts merge in Cambridge dance performance
Contemporary dance collective The Click debuts an augmented reality (AR) dance experience in Kendall Square this weekend. “Emotive Land” explores the need for and possibility of harmony be-tween art, culture, innovation and nature in site-specific dance pieces dually projected virtually on an app and performed in person.
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Boston Ballet multimedia pop-up stops in Grove Hall during ‘Open Streets’
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Boston Ballet multimedia pop-up stops in Grove Hall during ‘Open Streets’
The Boston Ballet’s ÜNI public art installation will pop up in Grove Hall on Aug. 6 as part of the Boston Open Streets Initiative. The installation presents in a dome structure dance films and audio-visual artworks created by the ballet.
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Spring Dance Fest blooming at Emerson Cutler Majestic
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Spring Dance Fest blooming at Emerson Cutler Majestic
Global Arts Live has turned its Winter Dance Fest into a Spring Dance Fest, recasting a January trio of stellar dance performances cancelled due to the pandemic into a three-evening series that runs from June 2 through June 5 at the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre.
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First Black female step dancer joins ‘Riverdance’ tour
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First Black female step dancer joins ‘Riverdance’ tour
The “Riverdance” 25th anniversary show comes to Boston May 10–15, and it features a very important cast member. Morgan Bullock is the first Black female dancer to grace the stage in the production, ushering in a new, more diverse chapter celebrating traditional Irish dance.
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