Sheila Regan
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Stage & Arts
Review: Lighting, music and dance bring an ancient epic to life in Ragamala’s world premiere
Dance movements in “Children of Dharma” at Northrop have percussive flourish.
November 3, 2024
Food & Culture
Review: Collide Theatrical Dance brings athletic skills and artistic touch to ‘Bonnie and Clyde’
Dancing to upbeat songs, the dancers showed their theatrical and acrobatic prowess in a high-energy and timely show.
October 14, 2024
Stage & Arts
Cross-disciplinary artist Ralph Lemon returns to Walker Art Center with 2 new commissions
The choreographer will present the performance “Tell it anyway” and video installation “Rant redux.”
October 1, 2024
Stage & Arts
In Ananya Dance’s ‘Antaranga,’ women pave a path for a better world
Through movement and music, the women use love and support to seek liberation and squash rage.
September 23, 2024
Stage & Arts
Review: Arena Dances’ ‘Monument’ captures a striking range of styles
Artistic director Mathew Janczewski revisits works from the past with new light.
September 13, 2024
Stage & Arts
Top 10 dance performances of fall 2024 in the Twin Cities
They include works by Dance Theatre of Harlem, Ragamala Dance Company, Natalia Fernandes, Ananya Dance Theatre, Emily Michaels King and Ralph Lemon.
September 13, 2024
Stage & Arts
Minnesota-based Black Label Movement prepares for world premiere of ‘Battleground’ in tilled dirt
The American Dance Festival-commissioned work about America’s Forever War is aimed toward finding a new and younger audience.
September 13, 2024
Stage & Arts
Review: Joe Davis’ ‘Ancestors Rising: Ascension’ seeks freedom with a beat
The Afro-futuristic multimedia production keeps its hopeful message lighthearted.
August 23, 2024
Stage & Arts
Review: Arena Dances’ ‘Monument’ captures a striking range of styles
Artistic director Mathew Janczewski revisits works from the past with new light.
September 13, 2024
Stage & Arts
Top 10 dance performances of fall 2024 in the Twin Cities
They include works by Dance Theatre of Harlem, Ragamala Dance Company, Natalia Fernandes, Ananya Dance Theatre, Emily Michaels King and Ralph Lemon.
September 13, 2024
Stage & Arts
Minnesota-based Black Label Movement prepares for world premiere of ‘Battleground’ in tilled dirt
The American Dance Festival-commissioned work about America’s Forever War is aimed toward finding a new and younger audience.
September 13, 2024
Stage & Arts
Review: Joe Davis’ ‘Ancestors Rising: Ascension’ seeks freedom with a beat
The Afro-futuristic multimedia production keeps its hopeful message lighthearted.
August 23, 2024