Not Alone: Movement for Mercy By Tamara JohnsonNovember 11, 2025 The piece begins with a fleeting hint of a child’s laughter, immediately replaced by clanging, slamming, and yelling. A dancer lies on her side in the center of the stage, her back to the audience. One...
How to Ask A More Beautiful Question? By Tamara Johnson With A More Beautiful Question, Keshet Founder and Artistic Director Shira Greenberg is tapped almost uncannily into the zeitgeist. The evening-length work features dances by eight choreographers delving into the...
Don’t Miss "Anemoia"! by Tamara Johnson, independent reviewer Anemoia, the newest work by Keshet Dance and Center for the Arts, is a coming-together in multiple, gorgeous ways. The title of the piece means “nostalgia for a time or a place one has never known.” At a...
Don’t Miss Hevel! by Tamara Johnson, independent reviewer Whether you’re a dance lover or creatively curious, do yourself a favor and see Keshet Dance Company’s Hevel! Titled after the Hebrew word for steam, vapor, futility, folly, emptiness, or vanity, Hevel is a...
