October, 2003

◆特集
Susan Marshall
Choreographer
About ten years ago, I saw choreographer Susan Marshallﾕs work for the first time. Called Kiss, the piece featured a couple of dancers suspended with ropes from the stage ceiling; facing each other, they danced and/or flew in the air drawing circles. The audience kept seeing the dancers floating vacantly. When the piece was over, the theater was filled with the enchanting, intoxicating feelings you may get from kissing. Since then, Susan Marshall has been an artist that I never miss seeing.

◆Review
　Dance
Dairakudakan
John Jasperse Company
Eiko & Koma
American Ballet Theater

American Ballet Theatre

◆Theater
"Our Lady of 121st. Street"

◆Film
"Medallion"

◆Wind from the East
History of Japanese Contemporary Dance
Review: Mizu to Abura

"Our Lady of 121st. Street"

◆The Chamber of Healing

◆The Arts Cure News

◆New York Dance Calendar