In transition: Paul Taylor Dance Company in New York residency

By Ivy Lin, 03 April 2022

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“a standout was Madelyn Ho and John Harnage in the most playful, acrobatic duet”

Reviewed at New York City Center, New York City on 31 March 2022

Roses (Paul Taylor)

Offenbach Overtures (Paul Taylor)

Esplanade (Paul Taylor)

Paul Taylor Dance Company

Madelyn Ho, Dancer

John Harnage, Dancer

Jada Pearman, Dancer

Michael Apuzzo, Dancer

Kristin Draucker, Dancer

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****1

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****1

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From disturbing to daffy: a searing indictment and a gentle parody, both from Paul Taylor, at Lincoln Center in New York, as his company continues to pack houses in its fall season.

***11

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Carla Escoda, 8th November

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An interesting triple bill with some rarely seen Paul Taylor works carefully reconstructed. Esplanade still sends the audience home filled with joy.

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Ivy Lin

Ivy Lin's love of ballet began in high school when at the school dance she quickly realized she had two left feet. One always admires things one cannot do, and so Ivy began to attend dance performances to marvel at the grace and beauty of bodies in motion. Ivy's day job is a biology teacher and after a long day in the classroom she loves to unwind by watching dance. She also enjoys theater, opera, pop and classical music. Ivy has her own blog (www.humbledandoverwhelmed,blogspot.com)