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May You Pay Attention

By Hallie Chametzky

In TERRITORY: The Island Remembers, zavé martohardjono and a team of collaborators collide the contemporary with the ancient and the real with the imagined. Their colorful, multimodal world is a lesson in how we have harmed ours, and what it will take to heal it.

<em>TERRITORY: The Island Remembers</em> at Gibney Center. Photo: Scott Shaw. <br><br><strong>Alt text:</strong> In front of a projection of a tea party, Ube Halaya, Zavé Martohardjono, x, and Raha Behnam sit and discuss global crises at a tea table adorned with white lace, flowers, tea pot and teacups.

Endurance and Duality

By Jen C. George

Eleanor Smith and Molly Lieber continue their long-standing choreographic partnership with Gloria, a feminist exploration of objectification and reclamation, presented at New York Live Arts.

Molly Lieber & Eleanor Smith in <em>GLORIA</em>. Photo: Maria Baranova.

Your Attention Please

By Noa Weiss

Kelsey Rondeau’s MAIN CHARACTER SYNDROME desperately wants to entertain you.

Kelsey Rondeau in <em>Main Character Syndrome</em>. Photo: Natalia Neuhaus.

Echoes of Lebanese Dance

By Christopher Atamian

Fadi J. Khoury Dance company sublimely merges Middle Eastern and contemporary dance.

“A Message of Peace” from <em>Echoes</em>. Photo: Jaqlin Medlock.
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