Tiffany Mills & Annabella Gonzalez - two choreographers

Basheva · **Posted:** Wed Apr 25, 2001 5:39 am

From the New York Times:Dance in ReviewBy JENNIFER DUNNING Vivid Storytelling, No Words Needed Tiffany Mills Joyce SoHo <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Tiffany Mills is the rare young choreographer who knows how to achieve her goals through movement alone. The three new and recent pieces she presented on Sunday night were all smart, fresh and accomplished. But what was most interesting about them was the way Ms. Mills made movement and embedded small, unexpected gestures as linear as any narrative.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Wrapping Modern Dance in Traditional Trappings Annabella Gonzalez Dance Theater Theater of the Riverside Church <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>The two premieres on the 25th anniversary spring season program presented by the Annabella Gonzalez Dance Theater on Friday suggested two things about Ms. Gonzalez, a Mexican-born modern-dance choreographer. She clearly has more than enough ideas for dances. And she is a generous company director.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> <A HREF="http://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/25/arts/25ROUN.html" TARGET=_blank>MORE...</A> [This message has been edited by Basheva (edited April 25, 2001).]

Basheva · **Posted:** Thu Apr 26, 2001 5:40 am

From the New York Times:Vivid Storytelling, No Words Needed Tiffany Mills Joyce SoHo <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Tiffany Mills is the rare young choreographer who knows how to achieve her goals through movement alone. The three new and recent pieces she presented on Sunday night were all smart, fresh and accomplished. But what was most interesting about them was the way Ms. Mills made movement and embedded small, unexpected gestures as linear as any narrative.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> <A HREF="http://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/26/arts/26ROUN.html" TARGET=_blank>MORE...</A>

kurinuku · **Posted:** Sun Jun 13, 2004 10:31 am

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Topsy-Turvy Bodies in a Gothic Universe

By JENNIFER DUNNING
The New York Times
June 7, 2004

Ms. Mills set out her vocabulary in the pure-dance "Goetia," which opened an evening of three pieces set to music by John Zorn. Then came excerpts from "Godard," a work in progress that tinged the vocabulary with hints of dramatic color. And finally there was "Elegy," a vividly gothic work with a hint of narrative that makes sense of those upended dancers.

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kurinuku · **Posted:** Wed Jun 30, 2004 5:13 am

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Mills Probes Dislocations of Anatomy, Thought, and Feeling, Solo and Partnered

By TOBI TOBIAS
The Vilage Voice
June 29, 2004

Tiffany Mills specializes in violently visceral movement yanked into a disturbing twinship with the flawed neurology that produces spasms of brain and body.

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kurinuku · **Posted:** Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:31 am

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Tiffany Mills Captures Overcaffeinated New York
by CLAUDIA LA ROCCO for the New York Times

It's a dance for amnesiacs and a familiar place for crazed, Web-surfing, overstimulated New Yorkers who rarely have the time or the patience to figure out where things are going. You know, the ones walking around with the same dazed, slightly irked expression that Laura Hymers has at the end of "Godard," as she collapses to her knees and casts about for her scattered peers.

published: June 3, 2006

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