Kate Weare's Dark Lark: an incongrous look at sexuality

By Rachel Rizzuto, 11 November 2013

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Reviewed at BAM Fisher: Fishman Space, Brooklyn on 6 November 2013

Dark Lark (Kate Weare)

Kate Weare Company

Leslie Kraus, Dancer

Luke Murphy, Dancer

Douglas Gillespie, Dancer

TJ Spaur, Dancer

Jacqueline Elder, Dancer

Christopher Lancaster, Cello

Faye Driscoll: Play

Rachel Rizzuto, 17th November

Faye Driscoll's Thank You For Coming: Play is the second in a series of three works that ask the audience to imagine a different kind of participation than they are used to.

****1

Ben Munisteri: Antimony 51 / Petrichor

Rachel Rizzuto, 21st April

In a première and a work from last year, choreographer Ben Munisteri demonstates his mastery of symmetry, unexpected juxtaposition and ensemble dynamics.

****1

Kate Weare: 10 years of choreography

Rachel Rizzuto, 20th February

For its tenth anniversary season at BAM, Kate Weare Dance Company presents a part retrospective part forward looking program, reflective of the many facets of the choreographer's work

****1

Unsettled, Bam Fisher

Rachel Rizzuto, 16th August

David Dorfman and Korhan Başaran bring Unsettled to New York, a collaborative and culminative performance fusing American, Turkish and Armenian influences, at Bam Fisher.

****1

A Well-Crafted Program from Helen Simoneau

Rachel Rizzuto, 6th June

Helen Simoneau Danse's triple bill at BAM Fisher includes two New York premieres, which are carefully crafted but could do with some carelessness.

***11

Trio Dance Collective: Potential Energies

Rachel Rizzuto, 29th May

Rachel Rizzuto reviews The Nouveau Classical Project and Trio Dance Collective's "Potential Energies" at BAM Fisher.

***11

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Rachel Rizzuto

Rachel Rizzuto received her BFA in dance performance and choreography from the University of Southern Mississippi. She is currently an editor for Dance Teacher magazine, and she is a founding member of modern dance company Mari Meade Dance Collective.