Sharon Hoyer is a journalist focused on the local dance scene in Chicago. She writes for Streetsblog USA, providing previews and reviews of dance events and performances in the city. Her articles highlight the vibrant and diverse dance community in Chicago and explore the intersection of art, culture, and urban life.
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Sharon Hoyer's articles primarily focus on local dance events, previews, and top 5 lists, with a specific geographic focus on Chicago. Those seeking to reach out to Sharon should consider pitching stories related to upcoming dance performances in the Chicago area or providing expert commentary on trends and developments within the local dance scene.
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Two decades in, Jaiani continues to dance at an ever-higher top of her game.
By: Sharon Hoyer
"This is a ritual that occurs in an unknowable space, between two coalescences: death and birth. But it could be as uncomplicated as your mind going somewhere else when you’re in the midst of doing something familiar."—Ginger Farley
"I feel my creative voice comes out more clearly when we’re in a space where you can’t control all the elements. You can’t control the little kid running up and grabbing your leg or the guy on a cell phone or the construction workers. There’s true spontaneous joy in those moments I can’t craft."
By: Sharon Hoyer
And a few blocks away CDOT is installing a Neighborhood Greenway on Long Avenue, where drivers recently injured and killed teens on bikes.
Jonathan Alsberry is choreographing the finale for this year’s “Dance for Life,” an annual fundraiser to alleviate the cost of health care for dance professionals. Danced by artists across companies and styles, the finale perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the show.
By: Sharon Hoyer
No word yet on whether a contraflow bike lane would be added to facilitate eastbound cycling from the path on the west side of rider to the east side.
By: Sharon Hoyer
Chicagoans will get a sampling of what makes Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project so unique this Saturday, when all ten companies in the current cohort present a small sampling of their work at the Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park.
Festivals, puppets and Brendan Fernandes, bigger than ever.
Lights, curtains and a seated audience are the trappings of the trade, but Para.Maris putting up its first ever evening-length show in a traditional venue. It’s an unusual path for this top-shelf troupe that has been steadily performing for five seasons.
From the first roll of a snare drum to the Liberty Bell sounding the final signature on the Declaration, the Marriott Theatre absolutely nails "1776."
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