Hanna Bulkley, Brad Garner, Sarah Ebert and Jill Breckenridge rehearse for Four Corners.
Dance
Harmonic Laboratory brings a dazzling avant garde show to the Hult
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Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
U.S. State Department selects DanceAbility teachers to share their method abroad
Alito Alessi and Karen Daly leave for Asia on April 18. Photo by Myray Reames.
Gardel’s Line heats up the Wildish Theatre with the sultry Argentine tango
Bruce Lundy and Kim Donahey
The Work Dance Company creates a world of hip-hop wonder at the Hult Center
The Work Dance Company performs “Gagaland” from Wonderland.
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
Dance for a Reason partners with ELAW
The Dance Factory brings the seven deadly sins to the stage
Nathan Boozer and some of the ladies of Work Dance Company. Photo by Todd Cooper.
About the Author
Music & Visual Arts Editor
Dante Zúñiga-West is an Afro-Latino writer and outdoorsman known to some as “The Backwoods Blaxican.” He grew up in the suburbs of Los Angeles and now makes his home in Oregon. His fiction has been published in various literary journals. His novel Rumble Young Man Rumble is awaiting publication in 2014, on Black Coffee Press.
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