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Alexey Taran & Carla Forte | Photo by Neil de la Flor

I spent Black Friday in the imaginary world of Alexey Taran and Carla Forte as they rehearsed for their upcoming performance, “Imaginarium Life,” which opens at The Sandbox on December 6th. “Imaginarium Life” is the second phrase (of a four-phase project) that involves a dance-theater-multimedia

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LEAP

I want to shout it out, leap up and down and tell the whole world, or Miami at least, that everyone should enroll their son and daughter, niece and nephew—and even the neighbor’s kids—in Living Equality Through Arts & Performance (L.E.A.P.). L.E.A.P. is six-month GLBTQ youth arts enrichment and mentorship project for 14-18

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For their eclectic fall season performance at the O’Shaughnessy this weekend, TU Dance (a Knight Arts grantee) offered four very different dance works, including one world premiere, “Feather and Bone,” choreographed by TU Dance Cofounder Uri Sands. The night started strong with “Amusement of the Gods,” a cerebral, complex work choreographed by Uri Sands which [...]

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GroundWorks DanceTheater will be performing again in Akron. That’s always great news, for having this singular contemporary dance company do its innovative thing is a great sight to behold. Artistic Director David Shimotakahara added a concert at the Akron-Summit County Public Library a couple of years ago in order to extend its presence in the [...]

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Christine Meneer, artistic director of Ballet Theatre of Ohio, has been bringing her “Nutcracker” to Akron area audiences for 20 years now. The longstanding event began, Meneer said in an interview, when some of the students from her dance school were appearing in a touring version of the classic holiday season dance. She thought right [...]

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Nina Hlava

It’s been a spooky weekend, and things are about get spookier when the all ghosts and ghouls come out to play this Halloween. The rush of zombie-inspired walks springing up across Miami have raised the stakes for next year. But this Halloween, like most, will leave

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Moona Luna

Despite Tropical Storm Sandy’s feigned threats to ruin our weekend, a storm of cultural events will unfold across South Florida  — rain or shine — from Miami Nice Jazz Festival at the Gusman Center (October 26-28) to Art Live Fair

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Adults, let’s dance

Published on October 23, 2012 by in Dance, Miami

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Ana Bolt | Photo by Neil de la Flor

Join professional dancer and teacher Ana Bolt at the North Miami Arts Collective for a four week session of adult ballet. Yes, adult ballet! No matter how old one claims to be, adults can learn new tricks and new movements

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El Field in Spanglish

Published on October 18, 2012 by in Dance, Miami, Poetry, Theater

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Octavio Campos | Photo by Neil de la Flor

After 39 years of trying to speak fluent Spanish, I give up. But, I’m fluent in Spanglish, which I believe is way more fun than Spanish or English because I have to use my body as well as my mouth to communicate what I want to say. El Field, which is the Spanglish version of [...]

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Santiago Betancur is present

Published on October 15, 2012 by in Dance, Miami, Theater

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Santiago Betancur | Photo by Neil de la Flor

Last Friday I had the day off and spent it anchored to a wooden chair grading student essays inside Panther Coffee in Wynwood. Panther is a kaleidoscopic merry-go-round of Miami’s glittery and gritty art scene. It’s where I feel centered amidst the dance of baristas and their giant robotic coffee machines, visual and performing

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