Falling into Movement: NYC Dance Rethinks a Season Amid Gaps and Global Voices
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New York’s fall dance season unfolds against calendar gaps, visa hurdles, and funding cuts, prompting choreographers to imagine utopian/dystopian futures and personal histories in works from Balanchine’s Pithoprakta at NYC Ballet to Kyle Abraham’s Mercurial Son at ABT, plus nature-guided pieces and reflections on this American moment.
Sinead O’Connor and Oscar Wilde Ballets and More Dance This Fall The New York Times
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