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There are moments in Meg Stuart and Philip Gehmacher’s “Maybe Forever” that you may never forget. The slow spread of Gehmacher’s arms, sunward, as a soft guitar crescendoes. A wrenchingly expressive ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Last seen at NYU Skirball with Until Our Hearts Stop (2018), Meg ...

In her solo works, Meg Stuart continues to venture into the monologue of movement, exploring everyday movements and physical conditions through improvisation. Over the past few years, she created ...

To better understand Meg Stuart the artist, here’s a clue: By the time she was an 18-year-old dance major at New York University, she had thoroughly crisscrossed the country, living in at least 27 ...

West Coast dance aficionados get a rare treat this weekend when Meg Stuart presents four solo works and excerpts from full-length performances at CounterPulse. Stuart, an American choreographer and ...

A woman sings the Carpenters’ “Top of the World” softly to herself. Another woman who might be auditioning for a part or looking for love says loudly, “I can sing. I can play guitar. I can type 60 ...

Born in New Orleans and trained in New York, Stuart has long been based in Europe. For her 2007 work “Blessed,” she sets up the Portuguese dancer Francisco Camacho in a cardboard paradise: hut, palm ...