Venue: New York Live Arts, New York City

Atop a square, springy mattress of a platform, ten artists morph a sculpture of breath and flesh into a high-octane bacchanal.

A mix of new and tried and tested works by Karole Armitage, Jacqulyn Buglisi, Carolyn Dorfman and Jennifer Muller

Michele Wiles’s BalletNext is clearly undergoing evolution.

<em>When the wolves came in</em> is th epening act as well as the title of Abraham.In.Motion's second program, presented at NYLA. 

Kyle Abraham, resident commissioned artist at NYLA and his company Abraham.In.Motion present a double program. The first, <em>the Watershed</em> was presented last week in NY . 

John Jaspere's quartet Within between at New York Live Arts is an exhilarating, surprising, well-constructed and incredibly well-danced piece.

Rachel Rizzuto reviews the Trisha Brown Dance Company's three older pieces, including Son of Gone Fishin' and a more recent piece, Rogues at New York Live Arts.

Rachel Rizzuto reviews Beth Gill's New Work for the Desert, an occasionally serene and entirely deliberate meditation of movement, at New York Live Arts.