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Dance: Best of Both Worlds

CCM dance majors balance working, studying and performing

0 Comments · Saturday, December 1, 2007
Ah, college days -- a laid-back schedule, sports, parties and such. If a co-op enters the picture, you might get a bit busier -- or in the case of some dance majors at UC's College-Conservatory   

Dance: Living in the Moment

Ballet legend and local native Suzanne Farrell collaborates with Cincinnati Ballet

0 Comments · Wednesday, November 7, 2007
"I don't care if you fall down! Make it interesting!" You might not expect to hear these words from a classical ballet instructor, but the celebrated Suzanne Farrell is no ordinary teacher --  

Dance: Review: New Works

Bold world premieres shine in Cincinnati Ballet's contemporary 'New Works'

0 Comments · Thursday, September 27, 2007
Cincinnati Ballet's New Works season opener was a night of white costumes, arched backs and adventures in dance -- not to mention an overall crowd-pleaser. Five delightfully diverse world premie  

Dance: Bust a Move

Capoeria takes your workout to the next level

0 Comments · Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Beware, Tae Bo, there is a contender. A combination of dance, martial arts and gymnastics, this regimen will kick your workout's butt. Capoeira is lethal -- in more ways than one. After my first  

Dance: A Beautiful Thing

Area performers unite for 'Choreographers Without Companies'

0 Comments · Friday, June 8, 2007
For 13 years, adventurous choreographers and dancers have gathered fruitfully under the umbrella of Choreographers Without Companies, an intriguing season-closing round-up of engaging modern dance  

Dance: Fun, Fit and Fearless

Exhale Dance Tribe's young dancers give their all

0 Comments · Wednesday, March 28, 2007
There's much to like in Exhale Dance Tribe's new show produced by Know Theatre, aren't we all but a dance of particles?: a pair of gifted choreographers in founding artistic directors Missy Lay Zimme  

Dance: Double Vision

Two women work as one on new dance piece

0 Comments · Wednesday, November 1, 2006
Sometimes you just know. A collaboration between a choreographer and a poet arose as naturally as a yogi drawing breath. "When she read them I knew," choreographer/dancer Carrie Rohman recalls