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Mary Goodman is next, an exotic-dancer type from the UK, all leather and studs. The audience’s patience soon wears thin with this gorgeous waif, and they cheer louder for her male dancers than for her. Enough distractions. It’s time for the main attraction, but only after an excruciating 20 minute wait that has as its highlight the surprise appearance of one of the 25 finalists who didn’t make the band on the TV show. When the curtain finally drops, and O-Town appears in all their glory, the screaming...
William Butler Yeats once wrote, “body swayed to music, O brightening glance, / How can we know the dancer from the dance?” In “Dancer’s Viewpointe,” the spring dance concert at the Rieman Center on March 16 and 17, the dancers were inextricable from the dance...
...Crimson Dance Team, but capped the show perfectly. The piece’s lighthearted theme, quick drill maneuvers, and flashy costumes were a pleasant relief from the more esoteric dances. However, more explicitly than its predecessors, “No Strings Attached” captured the position of the dancer as a person that appears bound by formal restrictions, but is liberated by the music and the movement of the piece...
...April 2001, Roach was honored as Harvard’s Guest Artist in Residence. The residency culminated in a concert that featured Roach, along with pianist Connie Crothers and dancer Dianne Walker. On the eve of that event, Roach discussed with The Crimson a few of his views on art, history, and life...
...Very much so. I’m looking forward to my Boston concert not only because of the music, but also the dancer, whom I haven’t met yet. But I’ve worked with dancers. I’m excited because it’s just gonna happen...