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DanceInforma.com looks at TMP for the first in a series of "Defining Contemporary Dance in America."

With the media attention that TMP received in the past few weeks, we thought, "Wouldn't it be nice to have links to some of the great articles and reviews in one place?" Indeed it would...

Press Coverage of TMP and KNCDC

Boise’s KTVB Channel 7: TMP Building Friendship Through Dance

Boise Weekly: Trey McIntyre Project's Fall Show Showcases Fertile Imagination (Review)

Idaho Statesman: Korea Comes to Boise to Dance 

The New York Times: Fanciful Theatricality Proves a Shared Language (Review)

The New York Times: Pacific Crossings and Other Choreography

Los Angeles Times: Trey McIntyre Project brings “Ways of Seeing” to Segerstrom

Los Angeles Times: Trey McIntyre Project dances are both slight and potent (Review)

Los Angeles Times: Trey McIntyre Project’s “Ways of Seeing” world premiere (Slideshow)

Coast Magazine: Trey McIntyre Project at Segerstrom Center—The unconventional dance project keeps true to form

Salt Lake Tribune: Trey McIntyre Project: Making a cultural home base in Boise

Chicago Tribune: How diplomacy changed Trey McIntyre’s choreography

Time Out Chicago (Review)

Chicago Dance Digest: Trey McIntyre Project at Harris Theater (Review)

Chicago Reader: Trey McIntyre Project arrives from Boise by way of the world

Chicago NewCity Stage: Trey McIntyre Project at Harris Theater

“Gangnam Style”

Dance Spirit: This Might Be the Last Appropriate Use of the “Gangnam Style" Dance

Idaho Statesman/Blogs: Trey McIntyre Project Keeps Soaring—“Gangnam Style”

Our residency at Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, CA, last week was a rousing success. We visited children at St. Joseph's Hospital of Orange County, taught some master classes and premiered "Ways of Seeing," Trey's new, site-specific work that took audiences from inside the center to outside on the Plaza. 

It was also a great week for us in the press. The LA Weekly described Trey "as much conjurer as choreographer," and The Los Angeles Times published both a terrific preview and a terrific review of TMP, as well as some stunning photos:

Review
Trey McIntyre Project dances are both slight and potent (Nov. 24)

(L-R) An Lee Chang, Ryan Redmond, So Jin Chang, Brett Perry and Tae Hee Kim rehearse Ravens

This has been a crazy, creative couple of weeks. We welcomed An Lee Chang, Tae Hee Kim and So Jin Lee from Korea National Contemporary Dance Company on Oct. 20 ("Gangnam Style") and we've been on the move since.

We performed two shows on Nov. 10 for our Boise audiences, previewing Trey's newest work, The Unkindness of Ravens, which features TMP dancers Brett Perry and Ryan Redmond and the three KNCDC dancers. The company is now in New York City at the Brooklyn Academy of Music for the week—opening night and the world premiere of Ravens is tonight.

Below, you'll find links to some of the great press about the KNCDC residency in Boise, DanceMotion USAsm, The Unkindness of Ravens ... and what some people thought of our "Gangnam Style" welcome (hint: they loved it).

Idaho Statesman: Korea Comes to Boise to Dance 

New York Times: Pacific Crossings and Other Choreography (TMP collaborates with Korean dancers)

New Yorker: TMP and KNCDC at BAM

KTVB.com: TMP Building Friendship Through Dance

Boise Weekly: Trey McIntyre Project Nov 10

Dance Spirit Magazine: This Might Be the Last Appropriate Use of the Gangnam Style Dance

Idaho Statesman/Blogs: Trey McIntyre Project Keeps Soaring—“Gangnam Style”