On Stage: Beth's Families

by | Mar 27, 2015 | On Stage

We have been watching Beth Corning slowly reveal her own family history during her years in Pittsburgh, show by show, step by step. But she has constructed a special dance family around her personal family via the Glue Factory Project, designed specifically for...

On Stage: Premieres!

by | Mar 18, 2015 | On Stage, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre

They weren’t world premieres, but this trio of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s local premieres gave the company’s repertory a new heft in this unprecedented program. Kylian. Morris. Robbins. A true ensemble experience for the dancers. Read about it in...

On Stage: Unveiling Ballet's "Beast"

by | Mar 7, 2015 | On Stage

  It’s a never-ending search to satisfy America’s thirst for full-length story ballets. With only a handful of classically-styled productions from which to choose, directors are pressed to satisfy that thirst, despite the fact that these kinds of...

On Stage: Attack-ing Andy

by | Feb 27, 2010 | Attack Theatre, On Stage

A sizeable crowd convened for the final performance of Attack Theatre’s “Assemble This” at the Andy Warhol Museum Thursday night. They were no doubt ready to grab 15 seconds of fame (as opposed to Andy’s 15 minutes) by engaging in the...

On Stage: A New Dance Model

by | Feb 25, 2010 | On Stage, Pittsburgh Dance Council

We’ve heard of Aspen, home of the rich and famous, in Colorado. We’re also well aware of Sante Fe, New Mexico, home of the artistically rich, playground of George O’Keefe and the third largest art market in the United States. The two cities share a...