Tag: A.I.M BY KYLE ABRAHAM

“We’re still dying” says African American choreographer Kyle Abraham. Limp bodies lie heaped upon one another: face down, arms twisted back, wrists crossed. Abraham returns repeatedly to this image in his work Pavement. ‘ Read the review full here.

‘One of the most powerful qualities in Pavement is that, in a work about discrimination and suffering, it never reduces its dancers to flat victims. They’re both a community and individuals. Running around the stage, their jog becomes a rhythmic stride, each dancer gleefully spinning off into their own version.’ Read the full review here.

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‘The last time Kyle Abraham/Abraham.In.Motion performed in Pittsburgh, in 2013, the troupe sold out the Byham Theater. Since then, company founder and Pittsburgh native Kyle Abraham has premiered more than a dozen new works for his own company, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, the Martha Graham Dance Company, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and others. The…

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From Kyle: ‘So happy to have this 2-page interview with Lyndsey Winship in The Standard!!!!….I just wish the editors picked a headline that reflected the interview…this headline is taken out of context with regards to a conversation about being a young dancer and being told that I was such an “Ailey dancer” because I was…