October 2018 – Good Job

Real People 1: Mary (Moore) Easter – Charles Campbell

October 30, 2018 Issue 2: Trying No Comments

Real People 1: Mary (Moore) Easter Interview –Charles Campbell This piece is sponsored by Springboard for the Arts This project derives from interviews with local choreographer/dancers over 60. I am interested…

A&Q& – Hannah Geil-Neufeld

October 30, 2018 Issue 2: Trying No Comments

A&Q& Response – Hannah Geil-Neufeld This piece is sponsored by Springboard for the Arts in response to bs: conversation (work-in-progress) a collaboration between Rachel Jendrzejewski, Terry Hempfling, and John Marks. A:…

Langberg And Sherman. Three of Which Are Under Construction – J. H. Lue Choy

October 30, 2018 Issue 2: Trying No Comments

Langberg And Sherman. Three of Which Are Under Construction by J. H. Lue Choy This piece is sponsored by Springboard for the Arts SOLO is the culminating showcase every 2…

Dance You Can’t Forget – Remember when we made dances at the Red Eye? That space was so big and you could do whatever you wanted with it.

October 27, 2018 Issue 2: Trying No Comments

Remember when we made dances at the Red Eye? That space was so big and you could do whatever you wanted with it. DANCE YOU CAN’T FORGET – JEFFREY WELLS…

Dance Fashion – The Distressed Garment

October 27, 2018 Issue 2: Trying No Comments

Dance Fashion KRISTIN VAN LOON The Distressed Garment is the fashion look for the dance studio, and stage, for fall 2018. Just as the hipster can rock the threadbare 1984…

Editors’ Letters – Hello Hello

October 26, 2018 Issue 2: Trying No Comments

Hello, Hello Editors’ Letters – Trying Hello. It’s us again. Finally. The theme of this issue is TRYING, inspired by many things, including, but not limited to the sentiment of: WOW…

Posts for : October 2018

Real People 1: Mary (Moore) Easter – Charles Campbell

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A&Q& – Hannah Geil-Neufeld

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Langberg And Sherman. Three of Which Are Under Construction – J. H. Lue Choy

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Dance You Can’t Forget – Remember when we made dances at the Red Eye? That space was so big and you could do whatever you wanted with it.

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Dance Fashion – The Distressed Garment

Editors’ Letters – Hello Hello

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