Writes Deborah Jowitt in the Village Voice:

<a href=http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0152/jowitt.php target=_blank>More</a>, in the second article of the linked page.

<small>[ 06 November 2003, 05:23 PM: Message edited by: Azlan ]</small>

Jennifer Dunning writes in the NY Times:<P> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Fiona Marcotty is probably best known for small but powerful dances that are highly charged metaphors for intense emotions and important life events. The dances have often been performed by women. With "You Were. We Are. I Was. I Was," presented on Saturday night at the Joyce SoHo, Ms. Marcotty moved on to relatively new territory, with mixed results.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><A HREF="http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/17/arts/dance/17FION.html" TARGET=_blank><B>Click for More</B></A><BR>

<img src="http://www.criticaldance.com/images/fionamarcotty/unkissed.jpg" alt="" />
photo by John O

FIONA MARCOTTY beat upon beat
THE UNKISSED WORLD
a 30-minute new dance work on love and desire. in SOAKING WET presented by David Parker at the West End Theater costumes by David Quinn, lighting by Kathy Kaufman with
Eric Bradley Fiona Marcotty
Hilary Clark Luke Miller
Alan Eto Ashley Smith
Lauri Hogan

Thu 4 Dec 7pm
Fri 5 Dec 7pm
Sat 6 Dec 7 pm
Sun 7 Dec 5 pm

WEST END THEATER, 283 West 86th St, (btwn B'way & West End Ave.)
Tix $8, 212.337.9565
(or $12 for both if staying for Anna Sokolow Players in later show)

"...a thoughtful, imaginative modern-dance choreographer with a voice of her own..." -- Jennifer Dunning,The New York Times
"...strong, brilliant, strung-out dance..." -- George Russell, LGNY
also appearing: Joshua Bisset, Derek Bernstein/Sally Bomer/Amy Sue Rosen

this promises to be an interesting event. As I haven't yet seen Fiona's work, I'm pretty intrigued by the publicity here including comments of critics.