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Photos: Breast Cancer Survivors at Platforms' Disco Nights Dance

Pre-Concert Photo Shoot | June 18, 2011

By LISA BRUNO | June 7, 2011

Breast Cancer survivors meet at Platforms for the Disco Nights Dance party on June 18, 2011.

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Airs and graces
Somewhere in the middle of Stephen Petronio’s terrific hour-long dance I Drink the Air Before Me last Friday night, the dancers exited and the space went dark.
Conductor karaoke
Surrealists who work with movement have to manage a demanding slight-of-hand.
Happy returns
George Balanchine didn’t go in for productions of the old classic ballets.
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Airs and graces
Somewhere in the middle of Stephen Petronio’s terrific hour-long dance I Drink the Air Before Me last Friday night, the dancers exited and the space went dark.
Conductor karaoke
Surrealists who work with movement have to manage a demanding slight-of-hand.
Happy returns
George Balanchine didn’t go in for productions of the old classic ballets.
Still life
Nobody knew very much about Mike Disfarmer. Even his name was a fabrication.
Fall Dance Preview: Kick up your heels!
Fall dance starts at the very beginning, which is a very good place to start, with Doug Elkins and Friends’ hilarious send-up of The Sound of Music , and continues straight through to the brink of the holiday season with an authentic Gypsy “Ole!” from a pair of flamenco cousins.
Fall Dance Preview: Things are moving around town
This fall’s dance events include reprises at local companies.
Review: Doug Elkins's Fräulein Maria
Doug Elkins's Fräulein Maria at the Paramount
[NSFW?] Photos: Spookadelica at the Somerville Theatre
Black Cat Burlesque join with Something Weird Video to stage an event called "Spookdelica" at the Somerville Theatre on September 25, 2010.
Review: Caitlin Corbett, Daniel McCusker, and Kelley Donovan at the ICA
The title of Daniel McCusker's premiere at the Institute of Contemporary Art last weekend was Hidden Noise , but the sound template for the five works on the program was noise in plain earshot.
Classic burlesque star swings into town
"I've always been a class act," says Tempest Storm, the 82-year-old Burlesque Hall of Fame dancer. "I have a personality that really connects with the audience — the expression on your face, your eyes, your smile — I've been told that . . . when I hit the stage, something transforms over my face."
Exploring the range of the body's possibilities with STREB
Midway through last Wednesday night's performance of "Raw" by the dance company STREB, Cassandre Joseph stood frozen atop a metal scaffolding extending nearly the full height of the Merrill Auditorium stage.
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