Entries for the ‘Dance’ Category



Dance Review: For Armchair Travelers, the World, Intertwined

Jim Wilson/The New York Times A tribute in the Mexican folklórico tradition, commemorating the bicentennial of Mexico and the centenary of the revolution. SAN FRANCISCO — Go to dance and see world culture. Midway through, the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival has addressed the 100th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, shamanism in Korea, the Indian [...]

Dance: Freezing Motion in a Festival of Dance Films

Erin Baiano/Dance on Camera Festival A scene from “Dancing Across Borders” with Phillip Glass, left, and Sokvannara Sar. Our television screens keep taking us to scenes of devastation in Haiti. So it is uncanny to realize that the choreographer Ralph Lemon, in planning his “i get lost” Platform series, had already (in December or earlier) [...]

Dancers with Oscar dreams audition for big show

Producer and choreographer Adam Shankman, center, watches a dancer perform during open dance auditions for the 82nd Academy Awards Telecast in Burbank, Calif. on Friday, Jan. 22, 2010.  (AP Photo/Matt Sayles) BURBANK, Calif. – Lined up in sweats and leotards, hundreds of sinewy dancers wait with paper numbers pinned to their chests and a singular [...]

Caribbean beat becomes global dance craze

  In this photo taken Friday, Aug. 7, 2009, Members of folklore group Ekobios practice cumbia in Cartagena, on Colombia’s northern Caribbean coast. Cumbia is a Colombian rhythm and dates back to 18th century, in the Atlantic coast of the country, and is the result of a long process the blending of three cultural elements, [...]

Ballroom show to hit Broadway amid dance popularity

NEW YORK (Reuters) – After performing in more than 30 countries, ballroom dance company "Burn The Floor" debuts on Broadway on Sunday with producers saying the time — and the timing — is right. Reality TV dance competition shows such as "Dancing with the Stars," "So You Think You Can Dance" and "America’s Best Dance [...]

Dance Review: ‘Lucinda Childs’

Distilling Four Decades of Dance Before Patrick Bensard’s 2006 documentary, “Lucinda Childs,” about the postmodern choreographer, had a Thursday screening at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Mr. Bensard, Ms. Childs and Mikhail Baryshnikov appeared. Ms. Childs was, characteristically, to the point. “Patrick Bensard attempted to put 40 years into 52 minutes, for which I am grateful,” [...]

Sports Anomaly Hands-On With NBA Live 09

Plus a Facebreaker developer interview and TV talk. The latest Sports Anomaly podcast (episode 74) features The Sports Game Guy (Todd Zuniga) with a tongue injury going solo as he blathers for a spell about his hands-on with NBA Live 09, then interviews Facebreaker‘s line producer Todd Batty in lieu of a day-and-date extravaganza. Plus: [...]

Amazon River Powers Tropical Ocean’s Carbon Sink

Nutrients from the Amazon River spread well beyond the continental shelf and drive carbon capture in the deep ocean, according to the authors of a multi-year study. The Amazon River’s outflow extends thousands of kilometers into the Atlantic Ocean. (Credit: Norman Kuring/NASA) The finding does not change estimates of the oceans’ total carbon uptake, but [...]

  
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