rooting down, growing upward – Andrew McShea
The dancers' mys.iqs.temporary.site pages each feature a statement they have [...]
reveling in the journey – Michael Arellano
Michael Arellano, Whim W'Him's newest dancer, has been active, inquisitive [...]
reflecting (on) the times – Ashley Green
Ashley Green smiles when she talks of "a strange love [...]
This Is Not The Little Prince redux
“It’s amazing! Six hours all together in the studio, big [...]
breaking away – Mike Tyus & Madison Olandt
In these shifting, distanced, untethered times, we hunger for anchor [...]
retooling – Annabelle Lopez Ochoa
No question, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa is the sort of person [...]
retiring – Mia Monteabaro
Mia Monteabaro has a reticent rather than flamboyant personality and [...]
keeping together by staying apart – Whim W’Him 2020
October 21, 2019 Dance, the most (literally) [...]
evolving – Whim W’Him reboots
What is essential work? Official definitions change every few days and differently in different places. But beyond the basic physical requirements for sustenance and rudimentary health, some needs—like art; love in its widest meanings of connection with others; a sense of play—are primal, necessary to the sustaining of human culture and life worth living.
dance in the time of coronavirus 2 – Whim W’Him dancers
“The dancers are incredible, kind and humble. They don’t look [...]