Dance
Alice Barker, 102-Year-Old Harlem Renaissance Dancer, Watches Herself on the Chorus Line
EXCLUSIVE: R.B. Schlather on Handel's 'Orlando,' the Problem with New York City Space, Philip Glass' 'Penal Colony' and the Politics of Open Rehearsal Space
For all the bogus boilerplate about how classical music is dead or even well-intentioned words regarding how she can stay breathing, precious few--performers, ensembles and institutions--are actually doing anything to change both conversation and prognosis. Moreover, when it comes to remounting baroque opera in our digi-epoch, fewer still have the informed perspective, due diligence and, well, cojones to really make a difference. Save for one R.B. Schlather, of course. Elizabeth Cameron Dalman's Australian Dance Theatre Celebrates 50 Years in Adelaide
The Australian Dance Theatre is turning 50, meet the pioneer Elizabeth Cameron Dalman. “Ugly dance impresses” is one of the review headlines Elizabeth Cameron Dalman recalls from the Australian Dance Theatre’s first performances.
