Friday, December 28, 2018

New York Times Dance Critic Alastair Macaulay’s Farewell Column

“There have been breakthroughs and positive changes in the dance climate this century. They’ve made me happy. Yet, Cassandra-like, I foresee ills ahead. … We’ve now entered a Silver Age, in which theatrical dance is a less radically creative art than before. Where once choreographers forged their dance language, now they tweak within lexicons they have inherited from others.” — The New York Times



Article source here:Arts Journal

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