Friday January 1, 2010!

The new year and decade in dance: what to hope for, what to look for, what to watch this month
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Friday May 28: Pathos and bathos: Baryshnikov and Lady of the Camellias
Monday May 24: 19th century ballet, contemporary ballet, and postmodern dance: a week in May
Saturday May 1 Stephen Petronio mesmerizes
Sunday, April 25 Robert and Maria and Marina: what the obscure world of downtown performance art has over the tony gallery and museum scene. 
Sunday April 18: Drama in dance: Faye Driscoll and Trisha Brown, apples and oranges 
Monday April 5:  The war of words Tharp's Come Fly Away has ignited.
Friday, March 19 thick description 
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Eva Yaa Asantewaa 

has written dance journalism and criticism since 1976, published most notably in Dance Magazine, Soho News, The Village Voice, The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Gay City News, and on her own blog, InfiniteBody.

Paul Parish 

is a regular contributor to Danceviewtimes and San Francisco magazine, and has contributed to many other publications. He was a Rhodes Scholar same time as Bill Clinton. He lives and dances in Berkeley.

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