Review: "If These Walls Could Talk" by Jeff Slayton, LA Dance Chronicle
Nov, 2022
"LACDC is rapidly becoming one of LA’s strongest companies... With three world premieres on the program, Artistic Director Jamila Glass has guided to greater heights of professionalism. The work presented was powerful and the cast is probably one of the strongest since LACDC was co-founded in 2005 by Kate Hutter Mason."
Review of "Dancing in Snow" by Tam Warner, LA Dance Chronicle
Jun, 2022
"[George's] dance vocabulary runs the gamut from modern to jazz, ballet to street, with a deft touch of musical theater tossed in. The movement emanates from the core with the torso always in use and the arms beautifully rendered. With small gestures or perhaps a nod of the head [he] captures the musical accents and innuendo throughout. He understands the need to keep the stage moving, yet also knows when to slow it down for a solo or unison work. I was instantly drawn in." - Tam Warner (L.A. Dance Chronicle)
Dancing in Snow featured on Words That Move Me Podcast
Jun, 2022
“In Roderick’s piece, there is a bone rattling and like, goosebump-inducing feeling of…No, we aren’t the same and it’s really wrong to make people feel like they have to be. … Even still, three days after having witnessed it, I’m blown away.” - Dana Wilson (Words That Move Me Podcast) | Listen to full episode HERE
Feature on Dancing in Snow by Jeff Slayton, LA Dance Chronicle
Jun, 2022
"The music that George chose was influenced by MAGA movement and this impossible desire of reversing time to what some considered ideal – the white picket fence, couples where the wife stayed home while the husband worked, and what was seen on TV during that time that reflected and/or influenced what was viewed as normal." | Read full article by Jeff Slayton HERE.
INSECTOS: arte y vida Film Review | Jeff Slayton, L.A. Dance Chronicle
Feb, 2022
[The film] is an intense, mysterious and somewhat ritualistic work during which Aguirre brilliantly exploits the use of two choreographic techniques: repetition and unison to create what he describes as the “harmony between the heartbreaking and the subtle beauty of what happens on the tiny, improvised stages of invisible nature.” | READ MORE.
Dance Magazine features "LOST MIND", a dance film centered on mental illness
Jan, 2021
CLICK HERE to read a feature on the short film "LOST MIND" (directed by Sara Silkin) in Dance Magazine.
Feature on New Artistic Director Jamila Glass by Jeff Slayton, LA Dance Chronicle
Jan, 2021
CLICK HERE to read about our new Artistic Director's journey as a dancer, choreographer, and filmmaker.
The Key Of C – A Moving Dance Film by Genevieve Carson | L.A. Dance Chronicle
Oct, 2020
"The Key of C clearly captures the rollercoaster of emotions and the physical constraints this experience has cast upon us all. Carson and Mason, however, conclude with a message of optimism, a near normalcy, and a hope that reflects the resiliency and power of the human spirit." | Read full article by Jeff Slayton HERE.
LACDC and VSQ’s "Blinding Lights" Provides a Much Needed Expression of Joy! | L.A. Dance Chronicle
Sep, 2020
["Blinding Lights"] is a rich, lively and often celebratory score that released in the performers a freedom from restraint that is residing in the majority of us during the shutdown. | Read full article by Jeff Slayton HERE.