Rouge reviews May 6, 2012
by Jessica
Here's what a couple of reviews have to say about Rouge:
NYC choreographer Kyle Abraham sheds a different light on performance as he blends hip-hop, classical dance training, gender roles and the black community. What did you think about his Seattle debut? Leave a comment below!
Here's what the critics have said so far:
"A must see." - Seattle Times
By Elana Jacobs
A great first date, during which conversation flows naturally without a worry.
A host who thoughtfully provides enough for his dinner guests to enjoy without micromanaging.
A walk home when you never question how much longer do we have?
Getting into a bath thats neither too hot nor too cool for that first entry step.
One of my best friends since college has been visiting me. He was a double-degree Music Composition and Philosophy major and is currently learning to play the cello. For the past few days, we've been talking a lot about Bach.
What did you think about the colors, costumes and subtle choreography throughout the show? Let us know in the comments below!
The first 2 reviews are in! Check out what The SunBreak and Crosscut have to say:
Here's what some other audience members had to say about last night's opening of Michelle Ellsworth's Phone Homer:
Last week, my boyfriend decided that we should take a break. He did so without establishing any parameters for said break. He is apt, as most men are, to go to his metaphoric cave and stoically assess his problems. Women, on the other hand, are often impetuous information-gatherers in times of stress.
We would love to hear what you thought about the combination of Clytemnestra , hamburgers and the internet! Leave your comments here!