for Thinkingdance.net By Megan Bridge Jan. 18, 2012 She is Baroque. Her gestures are precise, formal…they are telling us something and it is amazing. I want to keep hearing it. I hear the sound of her fingertips crinkling on her paper skirt. She takes off the costume (too soon!), and […]
Zornitsa Stoyanova and BodyMeld in the press
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a review of Zornitsa Stoyanova's performance as a dancer in Lionel Popkin's There is an Elephant in This Dance in Philadelphia, 2012
A unique collaboration between Philadelphia’s dance and book arts community Three pairings between local book artists and choreographers explore the unique challenge of how a book can become a dance. Here[begin] Dance Ananda Connolly Movement Brigade Rebecca Kelly Stone Depot Dance Lab Judith Robison Three […]
Philadelphia Inquirer Published: September 2010 By: Lisa Kraus Mascher Space Co-op’s signature is experimentation. Five dances in their Fringe showcase are true to form. ……………………………………… Illuminated by magenta back light and one bare lightbulb, Zornitsa Stoyanova in Not This Time whips into falls and turns, or tiny sequential crumples and […]
The A.W.A.R.D. Show! challenges 12 Philly choreographers to outshine their colleagues. by Lauren F. Friedman for City Paper Published: Sep 9, 2009 “Hey, what do you guys think of this blood?” Zornitsa Stoyanova, a Philadelphia-based choreographer who directs the feverishly experimental Here[begin] Dance Co., is soliciting feedback from four already-sweaty […]
Live Arts & Fringe Festival Blog Posted At : July 20, 2009 4:48 PM | Posted By : Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe Related Categories: Live Arts Festival, Zornitsa Stoyanova, The A.W.A.R.D. Show 2009!: Philadelphia, Dance Zornitsa Stoyanova, Philadelphia-based choreographer and founder of Here[begin] dance company, was never really […]
Zornitsa Stoyanova’s dance theater breaks down the fourth wall. City Paper by Shaun Brady Published: Jun 17, 2008 photo by Michael T. Regan As anyone who’s ever been hopelessly lost can attest, maps can bear a tenuous relationship to the reality they’re supposed to represent. The dancers in choreographer Zornitsa […]