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Jonelle Seitz’s Top 10 Brave Dance Artists of 2016
The year revealed how much courage and inspiration can be found in Austin’s masters of movement
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The Theorists’ Hiraeth
A sprawling evening of art and community organized by Amy Morrow and company showed the challenge of editing in our age
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Jennifer Sherburn’s Riverside
With her new site-specific dance, the Austin choreographer says, “Come on in, the water’s fine!”
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Austin’s April Dancers
A month flooded with movement closes with Jennifer Sherburn’s Arena and Tapestry’s Passing It Forward
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Magdalena Jarkowiec’s Us Kids Are Alone in the House
The Austin-based choreographer is home alone with her soft-sculpture mutants
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2016 Austin Festival of Dance
The second round of Kathy Dunn Hamrick’s streamlined contemporary dance festival is as carefully curated as the first
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Three choreographers take Austin to the Scottish fest that’s bigger than SXSW
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Exhibitionism
This Austin Dance India program celebrated the continuum of classical dance from generation to generation
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‘Ignite: Three Works’
Choreographer Jennifer Hart and dancer Edward Carr gather kindling, set a match
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Exhibitionism
Kathy Dunn Hamrick’s latest dance celebrated small virtues, little kindnesses, and the joys of being close
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Exhibitionism
In the sequel to the 2013 concert of the same name, Julie Nathanielsz and Heloise Gold came at dance from opposite directions