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Laura Shapiro

May 31, 2004 | Dance Review
Comfort Food

Though Lar Lubovitch’s graceful troupe still performs in offbeat venues, his work is solidly mainstream, disinclined to make waves.

March 10, 2003 | Dance Review
Shall We Dance?

David Gordon and Valda Setterfield poignantly contrast quotidian moments in the life of a married couple with the daily routines of the younger dancers around them.

December 15, 2003 | Dance Review
By George

City Ballet, his home from 1948 until his death in 1983, salutes the genius of Balanchine, whose Nutcracker remains a great classic.

June 21, 2004 | Dance Review
Russe Limbo

How do you solve a problem like Raymonda? An attempt to return to the ballet’s grand roots has mixed results. Plus, Peter Martins’s latest.

November 24, 2003 | Dance Review
Boy Wonderz

The Ballet Boyz not only demystify dance—they make it dazzling. RoseAnne Spradlin’s popularity, however, remains a mystery.

February 10, 2003 | Dance Review
Pyrrhic Victory

Martha Graham’s dancers won the right to present her work, but with few exceptions, the young company seems timid, the work dated; Peter Martins delivers a really big shoe.

May 26, 2003 | Dance Review
Caged Birds

Merce Cunningham scatters dancers across a stage, in warm counterpoint to John Cage’s opaque score.

August 22, 2003 | Dance Review
In Brief: Campagnie Felix Ruckert

Laura Shapiro reviews the latest from Compagnie Felix Ruckert.

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