Jacqueline Burnett Archives

A man and woman in gray shorts and vest stand center. He is bent backwards, his left leg held up by her left arm, his left arm held perpendicular to his horizontal torso by her. Six dancers wearing various dresses, trousers, and tops in the same gray material, stand behind them. All are looking ahead, except for the woman at the far left, who is looking at them.

Refraction opens Hubbard Street’s 45th season

by Irene Hsiao September 30, 2022October 4, 2022

Now celebrating its 45th anniversary, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago presents Refraction, a mixed bill of contemporary works consisting of the world premiere of Chicago choreographer Randy Duncan’s Love Infinite, The Windless Hold by Osnel Delgado, and Darrell Grand Moultrie’s Dichotomy of a Journey—for one weekend only at the Harris Theater. With a program composed of […]

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Something old, something new

by Irene Hsiao March 10, 2022March 10, 2022

After a dazzling return to live performance at the Harris Theater last autumn, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is presenting two programs over two weeks at the Museum of Contemporary Art this March. RE/CONNECT features world premieres by Amy Hall Garner and Darrell Grand Moultrie alongside older works by Lar Lubovitch, Ohad Naharin, and Nacho Duato, […]

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Muscle and mortality in RE/TURN

by Irene Hsiao November 20, 2021November 23, 2021

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, whose last public performance was at the Harris Theater in November of 2019, were in rehearsals on the Harris stage in preparation for their spring season in March 2020 as a citywide lockdown was announced. Following more than a year of virtual programming, the company reemerges at the Harris November 18-21 […]