Pilobolus News

 
RadioLab's 'In the Dark' sheds some light with Pilobolus
Los Angeles Times
Robert Krulwich and Jad Abumrad round up a 'nerd circus' for their latest show 'In the Dark' at Royce Hall, including modern dance group Pilobolus and Demetri Martin. RadioLab hosts Jad Abumrad, left, and Robert Krulwich are joined by members of the ...

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The Joyce Theater Presents PILOBOLUS, 7/16-8/11
Broadway World
Pilobolus Dance Theatre checks into the The Joyce for its annual four-week season, this year from July 16 – August 11. Renowned for its ingeniously intricate and athletic creative collaborations, Pilobolus will present three New York premieres over two ...


 
A human jigsaw puzzle
Daily Pilot
Pilobolus dance troupe comes to the Irvine Barclay as part of the theater's dance series. By Heather Youmans, Special to the Daily Pilot How many human bodies does it take to make an elephant? For a team of Pilobolus dancers, the answer — five — lies ...

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Beautiful Movement: Pilobolus' Summer Camps Localize Troupe's International Renown
Litchfield County Times
The dancers of Pilobolus work in unison to turn movement into beauty that is more than the sum of its parts. Photos by John Kane. Summer camp brings back so many memories, from sunny afternoons playing in the water at the beach and building sand ...


 
kypost.com
Dance: Pilobolus at Aronoff
kypost.com
Like the opportunistic, sun-loving fungus it's named after, contemporary dance performance troupe Pilobolus gets around, using elegant, witty, boundary-pushing aesthetics that celebrate the human form in unexpected ways. By Julie Mullins for CityBeat ...


 
Uplifted: Pilobolus
Metro Weekly
In fact, Russell was preparing to become a dance teacher and leave New York when a friend dragged him to a Pilobolus audition nearly three years ago. It was love at first move. ''I had never really heard much about Pilobolus before besides the fact ...


 
Philadelphia Inquirer (blog)
Dance Review: MOMIX
Philadelphia Inquirer (blog)
By Merilyn Jackson FOR THE INQUIRER You could sum up the work of the genius stagecrafter and choreographer Moses Pendleton by saying he exceeds the influence of such peers as Alwin Nikolais, Elizabeth Streb, Mummenschanz, and Pilobolus, ...

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