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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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."
By: Sharon Hoyer
How are powerful women celebrated? Who defines what that power should look like? These are just a couple of the many questions Mythili Prakash explores in her evening-length dance "She's Auspicious."
By: Sharon Hoyer
“3320,” playing October 25-November 3, will loosely be about experienced choreographers given space to play. Read invited veteran dance and performance makers to create short pieces for a two-weekend mini-festival out of the Dovetail Studios Garage space.
Since stepping down as a principal dancer after three decades with the New York City Ballet, Wendy Whelan has stepped up as associate artistic director of the company and stepped out to explore contemporary projects.
By: Sharon Hoyer
This weekend, Red Clay Dance will do something a little unusual for the company: present a mixed repertory concert.
By: Sharon Hoyer
New infrastructure on Clark Street in Edgewater has a triple function, protecting bike riders, speeding bus trips, and shortening the pedestrian crossing distance. Photo: John Greenfield
Many premieres, mix rep programs and dance series for November!
By: Sharon Hoyer
Nicole Fosse, founder and artistic director of the Verdon Fosse Legacy, has been looking for a concert dance company to house her parents’ iconic work. Bob Fosse is perhaps the best-known choreographer on this continent—if not in name, then certainly aesthetics: slinky black costumes, bowler hats on tilted heads, slanting torsos and arms framing thrusting hips. Lucky for us in Chicago, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is that company.
By: Sharon Hoyer
Nicole Clarke-Springer is an inspiring example of creative power in the face of seemingly insurmountable circumstances—something we all need, especially now.
By: Sharon Hoyer
This wordless “Hamlet” makes its debut in the States at the Harris Theater November 23 and 24, the first stop in its North American tour.
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