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With artistic director Andrea Miller as the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s artist in residence this year, Gallim Dance will be debuting a new site-specific work exploring the museum’s iconic Temple of Dendur October 28-29. We sat down with Miller to get a deeper look into her creative process and the challenges she’s faced creating this […]

Gallim Dance Joyce Soho, NYC January 9–18, 2009 Reviewed by Susan Yung Francesca Romo, Troy Ogilvie, and Caroline Fermin in  Andrea Miller’s Blush. Photo by Steven Schreiber.   Clearly rooted in artistic director Andrea Miller’s years spent with Batsheva Dance Company, New York-based Gallim Dance showed an evolution of the Israeli company’s profound influence. But […]

Gallim will honor Frederic M. Seegal and Limor Tomer at its February 12 Force of Nature gala. Both honorees have a close relationship with the Brooklyn-based contemporary dance troupe, so it’s fitting that they’ll be recognized at Gallim’s first-ever gala. Seegal, Dance Media’s CEO, previously served as Gallim’s board chairman. He fondly recalls his first […]

If there is one thing the 2022 Dance Magazine Awards ceremony made clear, it is how misleading the term “dance lineage” can be.

The lurch of conflicting COVID-19 guidance has wildly shifted how we occupy space with one another. Our collective improvisation through the “coronasphere” (as scholar Kate Elswit brilliantly named it) has been subject to an onslaught of rules, reversals and regulations. As part of a shared research project with Dr. Heidi Boisvert and Melissa Painter through […]

Russell Maliphant Dance Company Russell Maliphant will be teaching classes online every Monday from September 13th throughout the Autumn term. Each class will last for 75 minutes from 10:45am – 12:00pm (GMT) Classes are focused on increasing body awareness, articulation and strength whilst exploring choices in movement and dynamics within a playful practice. Drawing on […]

Now that most dance performances have migrated online, we’re seeing a lot of work that was never meant to be experienced through a laptop screen. Some are streamed in an attempt to capture that thrill of being “live.” Others are filmed from multiple angles so we get shots of the dancers up close. But most […]