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  ARCOS PRESENTS   INFO/Q&A SESSION    MAR 29 6–7pm CRASHBOX  

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Arts and Culture Texas What We Loved & More: a + C Writers Look Back at 2015 and Ahead to 2016 by Nancy Wozny, January 2, 2016 Photo by Erin Baiano: Hannah Kenah, Jason Liebrecht, Lana Lesley, Heather Hanna and Paul Soileau in Stop Hitting Yourself, Lct3/lincoln Center Theater at the Claire Tow Theater January 2014. Jessica MacFarlane: My personal favorite performance was part of Barnstorm Dance Festival’s first weekend: ARCOS Dance‘s luscious piece, She, Extracted, that had everything I love to see in contemporary dance. Moving onwards, I’m always eagerly waiting to see the various companies and choreographers tossed around during the Dance Salad Festival, March 24-26 at Wortham Center. —Jessica MacFarlane Photo by Lynn Lane: ARCOS Dance in She, Extracted. Lynn Lane: The work that really resonated for me this year was Austin based ARCOS Dance’s performance of The Warriors/A Love Story because of their beautiful intertwining of a very personal story that consistently blurred the lines between dance and performance theater utilizing strong choreography, spoken word and multimedia throughout. I’m most looking forward to seeing what Jasmine Hearn develops through her Artist’s Residency with Dance Source Houston because of the intimate and dynamic range she infuses within her work as she takes her audience along a highly charged ride. Photo by Lynn Lane: ARCOS Dance in the Warriors: A Love Story.