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  'Dancin' with Ethel'

  Oct. 23-26 at Southern Theater

  Since Minneapolis choreographer Mathew Janczewski first heard the fierce, taut, cinematic compositions of the string quartet Ethel, he has been enraptured -- and keen to set his choreography to the quartet's music. The fall concert of his Arena Dances features live performances by Ethel; the band is also accompanying a world premiere for company members Erin Thompson and Amy Behm-Thomson. The show includes two repertory works, as well as a new quartet set to music by Twin Cities composer Michael Croswell. About the quartet, which features lush, sinuous choreography of action and reaction, Janczewski says, "I'm loving it!"
  Sep 6, 2008
• Exploring 'Ocean' depths
  A large-scale Merce Cunningham dance will get its biggest production in a rock quarry near St. Cloud.
  Sep 5, 2008
• Dancing their way to the Fringe
  The Minnesota Fringe Festival, in full swing this weekend, features more dance than ever. What gives?
  Jul 31, 2008
• A turn in the spotlight
  Southern Theater's biannual "Solo" program elevates the artistry of dancer and choreographer.
  Jul 15, 2008
• Seeking Momentum
  The annual dance series includes choreography by Craigslist -- sort of.
  Jul 12, 2008
• On Stage: TU Dance mesmerizes, amazes
  Not even the most cynical audience member could remain immune to this gracious portrayal of humanity.
  Jun 26, 2008
• TU Dance epitomizes emotions made physical
  DANCE REVIEW: Leave your cynicism at the door and let Uri Sands and his dancers mesmerize and amaze.
  Jun 20, 2008
• A 'Call to Action' through haunting, graceful dance
  The power of "Daak" lies not in virtuoso movement, but in its female-forged ritual.
  Jun 13, 2008
• Birds, flowers, bondage: Just part of famed ballet
  A disturbing, often mesmerizing homage to the infamous "Rite of Spring" at the Ritz.
  Jun 2, 2008
• Vibrant and inventive 'French Twist'
  Zut alors! The Flying Foot Forum's new show, "French Twist," is certainly entertaining, and a Francophile's dream.
  May 12, 2008

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