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Review: dropshift dance offers audiences a meditative experience with two collaborative new works in “rejoinder” at Links Hall

Tristan Bruns | Jun 9, 2022

Review: The Quiet Strength of Collaboration: Chicago Tap All-Stars Crystalize the Power of Tap Dancing Together

D'onminique Boyd-Riley | Jun 8, 2022

Review: In a post-COVID pandemic world, the collaborative “Carry Us Forward” is no small victory for the Chicago dance scene.

Tristan Bruns | Jun 6, 2022

The Shows Ya Gotta See - June 2022

See Chicago Dance | Jun 1, 2022

Hot Crowd shows playful tenacity in their Spring Concert

Tristan Bruns | May 31, 2022

Review: South Chicago Dance Theatre celebrates their 5th Anniversary with an evening of new work by some of Chicago’s top choreographers

Tristan Bruns | May 26, 2022

Review: New site-specific work "Take" takes Visceral Dance Chicago off the beaten path

Tristan Bruns | May 20, 2022

Preview: Ruth Page Civic Ballet extends its founders legacy to Ravinia with inaugural performances this weekend

Tristan Bruns | May 20, 2022

Ayodele Celebrates the Continuum of Queens in HerStory II Tell: Femmes de Pouvoir

D'onminique Boyd-Riley | May 19, 2022

Review: The future looks bright: Hubbard Street ends their 44th season on a high note

Tristan Bruns | May 16, 2022

Review: Identity Performing Arts presents “Fearless,” an evening of original work and one premiere by Ginny Ching-Yin Lo

Tristan Bruns | May 9, 2022

Review: Tutus to torment, the Joffrey shows immense versatility in latest spring program

Emma Elsmo | May 2, 2022

The Shows Ya Gotta See - May 2022

See Chicago Dance | May 1, 2022

The Shows Ya Gotta See - May 2022

See Chicago Dance | May 1, 2022

“Not Dead Yet” (and alive and well) at SITE/less: Zephyr’s shared evening of experimental performance

Sophie Allen | Apr 28, 2022

Words Drive Cathy Marston’s Ballet Premiere, “Of Mice and Men”

Lynn Colburn Shapiro | Apr 25, 2022

Mandala South Asian Performing Arts presents “The Choreographer’s Showcase,” featuring the voices of three distinct artists.

Tristan Bruns | Apr 25, 2022

“Burnt Out Wife” Sara Juli is ready to make you laugh, cry, and everything in between

Emma Elsmo | Apr 18, 2022

Alluvion Dance Chicago's experiments with "Over Under" beg further exploration

Tristan Bruns | Apr 14, 2022

A double bill of premiers, LightPlay and Raw Concrete, for Hedwig Dances at Ruth Page Center for the Arts

Emma Elsmo | Apr 11, 2022