 Meg Weeks and Chris DeVita, photo by Julieta Cervantes for The New York Times an illuminating, heartfelt program of old and new work [...] time seemed to loop back on itself throughout the evening THE NEW YORK TIMES -- Siobhan Burke “get dancing,” revealing the richness and spirituality of “minimalist” dance of the 70s to a younger generation. Plus, it was heavenly to hear Michael Galasso’s music again. Wendy Perron's BEST OF 2015 – tall, short, young old – moved as one with a riveting grace, and knowing smiles. EYE ON DANCE -- Nicole Duffy Robertson I left the theater at once exhilarated to have seen these marvelous works but also saddened to think what their fate might have been without the efforts of Galasso to restore them to their rightful place onstage. THE DANCE ENTHUSIAST -- Nicole Dekle Collins “get dancing” revealed the poetic drama of time, and the personal drama of facing the impermanence of your art form. THE DANCE ENTHUSIAST -- Sarah Chien |
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