This might be the key to sex in the dance world: for dancers, erotic knowledge, because it is physical knowledge, can never be separated from art.
Her ruling conceit was a square dance for classical dancers.
The ruling image in "Juba" is, in fact, a mini-Balkan chain dance for four dancers in Mia McSwain's stylish neo-Slavic costumes.
Dance for the Dancers THURSDAY -- Repertorio Espa~nol, a classic and contemporary Spanish and Hispanic theater, music and dance company, will raise money for performances and educational and outreach programs with a dinner-dance at the Plaza.
Nathan Trice's "Sonz," a dramatic modern initiation rite to music by Meshell Ndegeocello, explored the soft and the sharp in a strongly patterned dance for young dancers (Nigel Campbell, Ryan Rankine, Victor Reddick, Daniel Soto and Jerome Warren).
It's fitting that "40 Dancers do 40 Dances for the Dancers," a project conceived and directed by Clarinda Mac Low, was ruled by children — at least on opening night.
Part of Platform 2012: Judson Now, a series celebrating the 50th anniversary of that 1960s landmark the Judson Dance Theater, the work is based on Mr. Mac Low's book of performance-instruction poems, "The Pronouns: A Collection of 40 Dances for the Dancers".
(Sulcas) ★ Clarinda Mac Low and Jackson Mac Low (Thursday, through Sept. 15) Clarinda Mac Low, director of the cross-disciplinary organization Culture Push, is the daughter of the poet and composer Jackson Mac Low, who, in 1964, wrote a book of performance instruction poems, "The Pronouns: A Collection of 40 Dances for the Dancers".
During the interview process, Lissner and Millepied talked a lot about their plans for the company: opera-dance collaborations, workshops for dancers who aspire to be choreographers, dancers working with artists or fashion designers, taking the ballet to museums and other public spaces, touring regularly throughout France, producing films.
