Recent content from Sheila Regan
A Twyla Tharp world premiere is part of Northrop's 2024-25 dance season
Ragamala's riff on an Indian epic and a boxing-inspired work from Shamel Pitt are also on the upcoming roster.
Review: James Sewell Ballet's 'Pointed Humor' showcases physicality and precision
The performance included unimaginable jumps and elegance.
'10,000 Dreams' at Northrop seeks to celebrate Asian choreography and end stereotypes
The program, co-curated by Phil Chan, features Washington Ballet, BalletMet and Oakland Ballet Company.
Ballet Co.Laboratory presents a steamy and stormy 'Midsummer Night's Dream'
Christian Warner's choreography deconstructs gender roles and questions social structures.
Twin Cities dance community presses for support ahead of Cowles Center going dark
At a town hall meeting, artists and administrators expressed their concerns and hopes.
Review: Red Eye's 'Vastnessess' captures life and death with emotion, TikTok trends and classical styles
Choreographer Valerie Oliveiro evokes her mother's passing and a baby's birth with longing and care.
This 'C.L.U.E.' has murder, intrigue, pop songs, Tofu the dog and your vote
Audience members have a say about the killer in Regina Peluso's dance parody of the board game.
Minnesota Dance Theatre to end performances after shows in May
The decision was made because of financial difficulties
Review: Zorongo Flamenco's performance sends a fitting message to soon-to-close Cowles Center
"Conference of Birds" had not only a captivating story but also wonderful solo pieces and music.
Annie-B Parson explores despair, regret and self-absorption in Walker-commissioned 'Mood Room'
Big Dance Theater's artistic director says she was going for the opposite of improvisation in the work.
Freedom, death and displaced homeland inspire Twin Cities sisters' dance project
Leila and Noelle Awadallah also draw on their Palestinian heritage and the Mediterranean Sea for their work.
Dance theater piece 'Paradise' searches for happiness in Minneapolis
Physicality and philosophy intertwine in "Paradise" at the Southern Theater in Minneapolis.
'The Snow Queen' review: Hans Christian Andersen's magical tale of friendship revisited
Ballet Co.Laboratory's take on "The Snow Queen" is a crowd-pleaser.
Twin Cities ballet companies crack open stereotypes in 'Nutcracker'
They have reworked the second act by replacing costumes, dropping gestures and adding new dances.
Celebrating 50 years of eclectic Minnesota dance at the Walker Art Center
The annual Choreographers Evening gathers local talent for a series of short, wide-ranging performances
Northrop commissions bold new work by the renowned Limón Dance Company
Friday's performances will also highlight University of Minnesota student dancers
Kyiv City Ballet comes to Northrop in pursuit of peace
It seeks to show the Ukrainian spirit and resilience through its contemporary and traditional pieces.
Review: Minnesota Dance Theatre pins down 2 choreographic voices and harmonic sounds
Elayna Waxse and Alexander Hille showcase how a lot can be done with little.
Ananya Dance Theatre makes a connection between movement and social movements
The company delves into caste discrimination and forced migration in "Nün Gherao."
Review: Escaping isolation and finding hope in 'Utopia'
Paula Mann's choreography is performed to a moody score and against a backdrop of video projections.
Fall dance scene is abuzz with bold ideas, partnerships, talent
There are also new spaces that companies and performers can rent.
10 dance performances that leap and bound into fall
It's a season that pops with energy and reflection.
Review: Dancers feel the heat of climate change in 'Thermal'
Arena Dances' outdoor iteration explores the consequences of a warming planet.
Walker Art Center boasts 3 commissions, 4 world premieres and a milestone in 2022-23 season
The roster includes Cécile McLorin Salvant and Andrew Schneider, and "Choreographers' Evening" turns 50.
'Very special' Twin Cities ballet teacher leaves legacy of grace, greatness
Ukrainian-American ballet dancer and educator Lirena Grisha Branitski was known for her dry humor, impeccable technique and distinct accent.
2 choreographers and 27 dancers bring gold to a parking lot
"Live @ the Shed" links dance movements to the transformational properties of the metal.
Review: 'Honey' blends in metaphoric flavors with delight
The performance at Red Eye pursued expression with luminous flow and pristine technique.
Duniya dances to the beat of West African culture
The Twin Cities troupe wows with flips, complex rhythms and vibrant costumes.
'Off-Kilter Cabaret' makes space for artists with disabilities
Off-Leash Area hopes to support people in the community with its new program.
Twin Cities artist gets $75K in seed money for a project rooted in plant life
Next summer Pramila Vasudevan will present "Concrete/Prairie" in three St. Paul parks.
'Solid Objects' questions the rules of dance performance
Complementary presentations, "Sandwich" and the more formal "Voids," were held at the Walker.
Choreographer Yuki Tokuda takes the extra step to merge music and movement
The ballet dancer will perform with pianist Rie Tanaka Saturday at Hamline University.
Red Eye Theater starts over at 'a new little pocket for arts' in south Minneapolis
Its relocation to Seward may reflect a shift away from downtown by Twin Cities arts organizations.
Martha Graham Dance Company's creativity is timeless
Review: The troupe brought energy and a pulse to works created decades ago.
James Sewell Ballet's 'New Works' reflects the power of expression
Review: Haunting music and whimsical sounds accompanied the creative movements.
Twin Cities Ballet adds layers of depth to Pink Floyd's 'Wall'
The rock ballet will be performed to live music by tribute band Momentary Lapse of Floyd.
How Minnesota's mother-daughter dance company Ragamala earned a spot on the national map
The Ramaswamys bring "Fires of Varanasi" to Northrop after premiering the show last year at the Kennedy Center.
Can you have fun in Las Vegas on the cheap? Bet on it
Experiencing Sin City at a discount was a gamble that paid off.
Alanna Morris sheds light on sacredness and self-realization
Review: Colors, costumes and the lighting added drama to the Minnesota-based performer's show, "Black Light."
Review: Dance Theatre of Harlem takes the 'Higher Ground' at Northrop
Stevie Wonder's music, Robert Garland's choreography and well executed movements delight a full house.
For Pramila Vasudevan, dance awakens awareness
The founder of Aniccha Arts has been honored with the United States Artists fellowship for 2022.
Rosy Simas honored for her commitment to the community
The Seneca dance artist is a recipient of this year's United States Artists fellowship.
When 'Nutcracker' meets 'Wonderland,' a new friendship forms amid the wonders, mysteries
Review: Ballet Co.Laboratory's production maintains the core of the ballet but decontextualizes some parts.
How well do you know the Twin Cities' versions of 'Nutcracker?'
They include the classic interpretation as well as ones with a Rat Queen, Minnesota backdrops and friendly mice.
Renowned choreographer Bill T. Jones traces the pandemic in 'Afterwardsness' at U of M
Review: Dancers move around the audience, seated on the Northrop stage.
A flutist and dancers come together to claim their space in 'Touch Code'
Julie Johnson creates a score that is ominous and relaxing at the same time.
Twin Cities Taps Festival taps into essence of music and rhythm
Review: Dazzling performances included celebrating John Coltrane and Afro-Cuban traditions.
A slithering monster brings 'Frankenstein' to life at Minneapolis' Southern Theater
REVIEW: This dance-theater hybrid by Collide is a lot of fun
Dance companies in the Twin Cities are finding space to breathe
They are carving out new homes to practice, perform and teach.
Jose Luis' 'Solo' journey reflects on loss and transformation
REVIEW: The dancer wove eight small pieces together nicely in the 45-minute performance.
Ananya Dance Theatre continues to be a relentless crusader for social justice
Ananya Dance Theatre uses creative movements to address social justice issues in "Dastak."
St. Paul's Ordway Center adds a Twin Cities dance powerhouse to its new team
Maia Maiden's popular showcases have brought street-dancing styles into mainstream venues.
Review: 'LDV' captures spirit of 'La Dolce Vita' with geese feathers
Review: "LDV" captures the spirit of "La Dolce Vita" with fun and spontaneity.
ABT dancers' raw talent is complemented by Arb's outdoor setting
REVIEW: Dancers showcased their raw talent amid the Landscape Arboretum's beauty.
April Sellers takes a lively philosophical journey in the park
DANCE REVIEW: April Sellers blends feelings kinetically.
Twin Cities choreographer DejaJoelle explores power of prayer
DejaJoelle calls for liberation and transformation and with her "Body Prayers."
'Refresh' finds the space between virtual world and human touch
Virtual reality artwork and dance performance come together in exhibit.
One year and one pandemic later, March finally arrives for these Minnesota dancers
Cowles Center gets back into gear with the now-virtual showcase "Merges in March."
A digital experience: Is virtual reality the next frontier for Twin Cities artists?
Twin Cities musician Lady Midnight premieres a new VR soundscape.
