PIFA REVIEW: Miro Dance Theatre’s PUNCH
Photograph and review by Kilian Kröll for The Dance Journal For a second, an industrial lamp suspended from the ceiling flickers on and hums. And so opens Miro Dance Theatre’s PUNCH at the Kimmel...
View ArticleDance to take center stage at Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts...
The upcoming Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (PIFA) will hold the spotlight for three and a half weeks this spring (April 7 to May 1) boasting a slate of unprecedented dance...
View ArticleMiro Dance Theatre’s Artistic Staff To Leave for A Six-Week Residency in...
Miro Dance Theatre Artistic Director Amanda Miller and Producing Artistic Director Tobin Rothlein are preparing to leave Philadelphia for a six-week residency in Cambodia in January. The husband and...
View ArticleNoted Composer/Multi-Instrumentalist Zeena Parkins Heads To Philadelphia to...
Miro Dance Theatre is welcoming noted composer Zeena Parkins to town for a one-week workshop to continue to develop the company’s upcoming World Premiere, PUNCH. The piece will debut April 21-23, 2011...
View ArticleMiro Dance Theatre Closes Out Mash-Ups Series at Kimmel’s Summer Solstice event
Miro Dance Theatre has spent the Spring in a creative laboratory process known as the Miro Mash-Ups. For three sessions, the company has gone into an intensive and experimental one week process with a...
View ArticleMiro Dance Theatre Moves Mash-Ups To Drexel’s Mandell Theater
Miro Dance Theatre’s creative laboratory is moving to the home of creativity and science in the city, Drexel University, for its second edition. Miro is partnering with Drexel’s Antoinette Westphal...
View ArticleMiro Dance Theatre Presents U.S. Premiere of How Am I Not Myself?
What happens when two people who have never met find out they¹ve been living parallel lives for more than 30 years? The answer more than a year in the making will premiere at the Painted Bride Art...
View ArticleMiro Dance Theatre Powers Up for “Generate. Degenerate.”
Just blocks away from where Benjamin Franklin conducted his own experiments in electricity, the new dance theatre production from Miro Dance Theatre is sure to generate its own sparks. More precisely,...
View ArticleExploring quantum physics’ relationship with romance
By Merilyn Jackson, For The Inquirer Einstein described quantum particles as "spooky action at a distance," and the behavior of particles and waves and their relationship forever perplexed him. When...
View ArticleA Original Work about Love and Quantum Physics, Told Through Dance and Video
Miro Dance Theatre Presents Philadelphia Premiere of “Spooky Action” at the Kimmel Center, May 9 and 10 A new dance and video performance from Philadelphia’s Miro Dance Theatre takes on topics that...
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