“I had heard about black Quakers because of their involvement with the Underground Railroad and abolition, but it hadn’t occurred to me that there might be black Shakers,” Wilson said
Continue readingTimes Union preview / Reggie Wilson: ‘A layered exploration of movement’
‘ […] the performance hits its peak when all five dancers- three black male dancers, and two women, one white and another Asian woman, move in unison to show us
Continue readingPicture this Post review of Reggie Wilson’s CITIZEN Chicago performances
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‘In Wilson’s choreography, we see a tremendous development of language and reason, but there’s ease to the telling of this story, too. His facility draws on a deep methodology into
Continue readingEugene Weekly review of Reggie Wilson’s performances of Moses(es)
‘Wilson said that when he goes abroad, people expect him to do tap dance or hip hop or African.’ Read the full article here.
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Renowned choreographer Reggie Wilson explores how we “physicalize place” in this postmodern work featuring Kristel Baldoz, David Brick, Paul Hamilton, Germaine Ingram, Jumatatu Poe, Maria Urrutia, and Miles Yeung-Tieu. Reggie
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‘A 2014 trip to Paris led to thinking about why many famous artists of the Harlem Renaissance made a path to Europe. With migration as an ongoing concentration and source of
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