By Lisa J. Curtis
As part of Brooklyn Arts Exchange’s "First
Weekends New Performance and Discussion Series," three choreographers
- Kelly Bartnik, Mare Hieronimus and Kayoko Sakoh (pictured)
- will present their new works on Jan. 7 and Jan. 8.
Comment.
By Chiara V. Cowan
With delicate features and a thin figure,
Yanira Castro looks like a dancer.
Comment.
By Tina Barry
People always ask me to name my favorite
Brooklyn restaurant, but I can never narrow my answer down to
just one. I have my pets, of course, but they change often. I’m
not fickle, just lucky. Each week, I find something to love in
a new cafe, a little hole-in-the-wall, or an established restaurant
that keeps cranking out great chow.
Comment.
By Paulanne Simmons
For those who missed Cynthia Hopkins’ "Accidental
Nostalgia" at St. Ann’s Warehouse last season, there’s
good news. The piece will return to DUMBO on Jan. 5 as part of
the "Under
the Radar" theater festival and continue for an extended
run until Jan. 23.
Comment.
By Jess Wisloski
The Brooklyn Academy of Music Local Development Corporation is seeking
arts groups to inhabit the first phase of its planned cultural district
in Fort Greene.
Comment.
By Jess Wisloski
and Neil Sloane
Red Hook elected officials, business leaders and community representatives
were thrown for a loop this week to find out from a reporter that the
city, without their consultation or notification, had significantly changed
plans to bring cruise ships to Pier 12.
Comment.
By Jess Wisloski
A published report
last week had Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, looking to
build a mega-store in Downtown Brooklyn.
But Brooklyn business insiders feverishly denied the assertion, made in
a Dec. 20 article in the Daily News business section, while city officials
balked at the very suggestion.
Ever since the plan to rezone Downtown Brooklyn passed city review last
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