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A dance inspired by our rigid connection to our cell phones was more spontaneous and personal than its title implied

On Sunday, the artist's dancing mailbox was a Capitol surprise

The site-specific dance inspired by Dan Flavin’s art evoked pure wonder and worked as a study of threes

Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke serve as inspirations for Ariel Dance Theatre's new dance-and-music collaboration

Tiny dynamo Andrea Ariel works up short dances

There's no knowing Andrea Ariel without knowing the artists she works with

Andrea Ariel keeps going back to the Gyre, diving deeper and finding deeper truths

Austin Dance Artists Talk Connecting & Community

A guide to Austin dance

In The Bowie Project 2, everyone is Bowie, and nothing stays the same

This music/dance/theatre collaboration wove together David Bowie's work with his life and the lives of others

The Austin Critics Table is about to hand out its annual awards for achievement in the arts for the 10th year, and the list of nominees is longer than ever.

Ariel Dance Theatre's latest creates something original, moving, and truly beautiful

With Ariel Dance Theatre in Concert, the collaboration between the ever-energetic, always searching, always stretching herself Andrea Ariel and composers Graham Reynolds and Peter Stopschinski and operatic soprano Cheryl Parrish generated the heat and light of a pure flame that was bright and intense and exhilarating to see.

What's undeniably grand about this new dance is Peter Stopschinski's music

Ariel Dance Theatre revisits Gyre, its investigation of things we don't want to look at, and pulls into its spinning mass bunches of new artistic collaborators

(Re)Flex: Opposing Dance Camps

The festival that packs a year of contemporary dance into two weekends

This dance exploring reinvention and rejuvenation was hobbled by choreography that didn't feel new

Ariel Dance Theatre's Gyre Project ends on a visually thrilling but confusing note

Can Lorn MacDougal save South Lamar's movement space?

Ariel Dance Theatre's new work Detour' blends dance and drama, humor and gravity, to tell of brushes with death that bring people back to life

In PEXO, musicians with the Walter Thompson Orchestra, dancers from Ariel Dance Theatre, and several guest artists coax music from instruments, intentionally mangle lines of speech, and draw from a palette of physical movement at the command of conductor Thompson, creating an improvised yet shaped performance that is a complex, scattered spectacle for the ear and eye.

Barbejoy A. Polnzio explores time, motion, and sound through the Ariel Dance Theatre production of Red Light / Green Light and the Walter Thompson Orchestra's Sound Painting

A month flooded with movement closes with Jennifer Sherburn's Arena and Tapestry's Passing It Forward

This year, dance was all about the partnering – some of it unusual, all of it captivating

This annual fundraising program amplifies the arts

At its best, this program of five choreographers riffing on 'Heart' pulled me in and provoked me to deeper exploration

'Chronicle' Arts Editor Robert Faires lists his favorite performances of dance and classical music from 2005

The Austin Theatre Critics Table have announced the nominations for their ninth annual awards for achievement in the arts.