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Candice Thompson

Candice Thompson

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Editorial Director and Co-Founder, DIYdancer

New York

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Total articles 217

  • Kayla Farrish's Latest Was Inspired by Lost José Limón Works

    By Candice Thompson| Dance Magazine Verified For her first company commission, Kayla Farrish has choreographed a piece for Limón Dance Company inspired by two of founder José Limón’s lost works. Drawing on archival imagery of Redes (1951) and El Grito (1952), Farrish ran with Limón’s themes of the collective and an awakening consciousness.

    By Candice Thompson · Dance Magazine

    Nov. 04, 2024

  • A Palestinian American Choreographer's Intimate, Epic 'Gathering'

    By Candice Thompson| The New York Times Verified For the Palestinian American choreographer Samar Haddad King, the orange is more than a prop in her latest show. It's an entry point into her culture. "It's one of the few fruits that you can divide into individual components without using a knife," King said, noting that oranges are symbols of livelihood and sustenance to many Palestinians.

    By Candice Thompson · The New York Times

    Jun. 19, 2024

  • Kayla Farrish's Latest Was Inspired by Lost José Limón Works

    By Candice Thompson| Dance Magazine Verified For her first company commission, Kayla Farrish has choreographed a piece for Limón Dance Company inspired by two of founder José Limón’s lost works. Drawing on archival imagery of Redes (1951) and El Grito (1952), Farrish ran with Limón’s themes of the collective and an awakening consciousness.

    By Candice Thompson · Dance Magazine

    Nov. 04, 2024

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Company Info

DIYdancer

DIYdancer is a digital platform and print publication specializing in telling stories from inside dance. Our writers currently hail from ATL, NYC, LA, SF, BS, DV, MPLS, London and Berlin.

New York, United States

Founded: 2010