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February
16, 2006
The New York Times
“‘Fever,’ a 2001 piece
to Monteverdi madrigals and sinfonias, sets the tone of the
evening. It establishes
Mr. Alston as
a choreographer who builds from gracious spiraling motion,
sending
the performers on and off the stage in a long sweep…” |
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February
11,
2006
Chicago Tribune
“It's as if we're watching a grand love
affair unfold within the score — from the sensuality of sleeping
figures to the unfettered centrifugal power of the partnering
and the Cupid-like allegro portions.” |
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January
21,
2006
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
“Every so often, a dance comes along that
almost takes your breath away. Richard Alston's ‘Gypsy
Mixtures’ is just such a piece.” |
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2006
The Seattle Times
“…the dancing here exuded an
intoxicating spontaneity — a feeling that seemed to shout,
‘Join us!’ The audience did so with huge applause.” |
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May
13, 2004
The New York Times
“Meticulously organized, with tightly
woven patters and an inherent joy, the three dances presented
by the Richard Alston Dance Company on Tuesday night at the
Joyce Theater were an exquisite balm for tired eyes and souls.” |
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February
27,
2004
Financial Times
“The bodies gleam in light generated
by colored crystals, and the eye is ravished…” |
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February
27, 2004
The Guardian
“Much of the choreography is beautiful
on its own terms. Alston finds pools of mysterious emotion
in the music, which he encloses in gently askance duets…” |
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