"By pulling the audience from the physical, into the breakdown of the body, through trials, death, rebirth, and finally toward the collapse of the very art form itself and its expectations, the Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers spread decades of artistry into one evening, and this is no small feat. In an attempt to summarize an experience that spans time, place, and countless individuals, KYL/D expresses its gratitude to the Philadelphia community in the best way that they can: their music, emotions, and - most significantly - their movements." ~by Chip Schwartz for Knight Arts. See the
Whole Review.
"...the artists of Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers bared heart and soul, combining them with superb technique.... Flawlessly danced with spiky footwork and sexy, thigh-brushing
barridas, this was so
milonga triste, but a happy ending." ~ by Merilyn Jackson for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Read the
Full Review
Here are a few shots from
Lindsay Browning Photography
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me in "Butterfly" choreographed by Kun-Yang Lin.
Also performed by Rachael Hart. |
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| Liu Mo in "Moon Dance" choreographed by Kun-Yang Lin |
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| Rhonda Moore in "Shall We..." choreographed by Kun-Yang Lin. Also pictured, Brian Cordova and me |
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| Rachael Hard and Brandi Ou in "To Dust" choreographed by Olive Prince |
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| A collage of pictures from the performance... what a power experience! |
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