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In a season filled with wonderful out-of-town companies dropping in for a bit of SoCal spring, only to take the ticket proceeds back to entertain their home audiences, L.A.’s own bring it all home with the second edition of the Los Angeles Dance... More »
Sometimes the allure of watching a dance performance comes from seeing the latest from an intriguing choreographer. In others, the attraction is the chance to experience an extraordinary dancer. L.A. Contemporary Dance Company's Then. Now.... More »
L.A.'s pop-up dance festivals offer an opportunity to savor small samples from different dance companies without committing a whole evening to one troupe. Noelle Andressen and her Rubans Rouges (Red Ribbons) Dance Company host Awakenings and... More »
The seductive elements clothed in the cautionary tale of Little Red Riding Hood, the sucker punches tucked inside the appealing quirky poetry of Shel Silverstein, and the hidden potential in the electronic music of Filip Zachary are grist for... More »
A very fun performance all round. I was impressed with the amount of people that showed up, and was glad I got their early. The entire show, both acts, were all very creative and emotion filled. You could see the passion on the faces of the performers and in their movements. It was so inspirational I didn't mind the packed seating. The Diavlo performance space has always boasted of extraordinary stunt related dance acts, so I, and even perhaps Mikenap21,( Who I am only mentioning because I found his review quite dishonest and distasteful) thought that's what we were going to see, but I am a true artist that doesn't let my originally expectations ruin the different, but still awesome, performance that ended up happening. Sure their were no Major prop Stunts, But there was plenty of well performed dances and a few body stunt dances that were very impressive, Anyone who was as unhappy as this jerk, who I had the displeasure of sitting next to during the first act, (via his pic) should avoid Any theater performance altogether. He and about 3 others left after the 1st act, still complaining. Which the rest of us around him were very happy to see. freed up few seats, one of which was a comfortable couch. No one else left though, the whole place was still packed for the second act and I could see why. A few more stunt related dances, but mostly beautiful performances, which a true artist would Appreciate. Sure it wasn't what I originally expected, But I was glad I was there and was able to watch such So many Thought-provoking performances, Surrounded by like-minded people. The strength and dedication shown brightly on all the performers and their performances. I originally didn't much care for modern dance, But thanks to this performance I will be waiting for another event from these particular people. I just hope they figure out a better seating situation, If they end up having it at this same Performance space.
Thank you for an enjoyable evening. I loved all the dances. Thanks for letting us in even though it was sold out.
I think that the show was really good and not so stuck up like a lot of other concerts I've seen. Everybody there were working hard and were really friendly. And I saw some well known faces in the dance community there as well. They are certainly not amateurs.
...And I know they didn't start 40 minutes late. I was watching the time.
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