This site has limited support for your browser. We recommend switching to Edge, Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.

subscriptions

"Fjord Review serves as an indispensable resource for the world of dance. Contributors offer well written and researched comment on what everyone's talking about - and what we might have missed. Unexpected humor and honest candor can be found in every article, and the photography and art direction elevate dance to the place of reverence and relevance it deserves. Bravo, Fjord."

Peter Boal
Artistic Director, Pacific Northwest Ballet

What's Included

Access to all latest Reviews, Interviews & What's On

1000+ dance reviews, interviews, articles & podcast episodes

Biannual (2) Print Editions - 240 pages. 7.25″ x 10″

International shipping included

GET IT IN PRINT | CURRENT ISSUE

Ships Immediately:

Fjord Review #6

Fjord Review #6

Book reviews of Lola Lafon’s Reeling, interviews with authors Mindy Aloff on Why Dance Matters and Marina Harss on The Boy from Kyiv, etc...

240 pages. 7.25″ x 10″

Description

Subscribe to receive unlimited digital access across your devices.

 

What’s in my subscription?

A Digital subscription gives you unlimited access to all our online content across multiple devices. A Print + Digital subscription allows you unlimited access to online content, plus two print magazines annually.

When will I receive my magazines?

We publish two magazines per year, spring and fall editions. Subscribers are the first to receive their magazines, before single copies go on sale.

Returns

Returns are not offered on subscriptions, or on single copy sales.

What if I don’t receive my magazine?

Magazines are sent media mail or by regular mail and are not tracked unless selected in shipping. Please ensure that you have given us the correct address when you subscribe, or purchase the magazine. Please allow two weeks before contacting us regarding missing magazines.

Where do you ship?

We ship internationally, and regular postage is included for Print + Digital subscriptions only.

all articles

A Parisian Dream
REVIEWS | Rachel Howard

A Parisian Dream

A participatory eagerness, a desire to be part of something sweet and beautiful, suffused the return of George Balanchine’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” to San Francisco Ballet on the cusp of spring.

Continue Reading
Sparks Flew
REVIEWS | Merilyn Jackson

Sparks Flew

Entering his 10th year as artistic director of Philadelphia Ballet, Ángel Corella put his artists through a ring of fire in their early spring concert at the Academy of Music.

Continue Reading

What the World Needs Now

What the World Needs Now

Mark Morris's “The Look of Love” begins with praise. Dancers stand in a circle facing inward with clasped hands and chests lifted as Burt Bacharach's “What the World Needs Now”...

Performance

Mark Morris Dance Group: “The Look of Love”

Place

Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn, NY, March 20, 2024

Words

Cecelia Whalen

FREE ARTICLE

get it in print

$29.00

240 pages. 7.25″ x 10″

Ships internationally.

Precarious Movements
REVIEWS | Gracia Haby

Precarious Movements

If you believe, you can make yourself into Cerberus the three-headed dog-like monster, who guards the third circle of Hell, the circle of the gluttons, by buttoning together a couple of oversized shirts, and sitting together with two other people, in a huddle on the floor. 

Continue Reading
Down the Rabbit Hole
REVIEWS | Gracia Haby

Down the Rabbit Hole

It is a kaleidoscope of references, a whirligig of Alices, I carry with me to the third Melbourne season of Christopher Wheeldon’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” presented by the Australian Ballet, at the State Theatre in Melbourne. 

Continue Reading
Reaching for the Poetic
REVIEWS | Karen Greenspan

Reaching for the Poetic

Nine hundred years ago in China, a renowned poet-artist named Su Dongpo (1037-1101) lived in Meishan, a city in Sichuan Province. He lived during the Song Dynasty, a prosperous period known for the proliferation of poetry and sophistication in visual arts underpinned by classical Chinese philosophy.

Continue Reading
Happy Birthday 92NY
FEATURES | Cecilia Whalen

Happy Birthday 92NY

The 92NY hosted a star-studded evening of dance on March 12th with performances by the Limón, Martha Graham, and Alvin Ailey II companies, as well as contemporary choreographers Omar Román de Jesús, Jamar Roberts, and Hope Boykin. 

FREE ARTICLE

Jazz Age

Jazz Age

Talk about your OG—or, in this case, Original Gatsby! Indeed, Los Angeles-based American Contemporary Ballet (ACB) has set the bar(re) oh-so-high, with its Original Gatsby concept/concert, “Jazz,” that even F....

Performance

American Contemporary Ballet: “Jazz,” choreography by Lincoln Jones

Place

Bank of America Plaza, Los Angeles, California, March 1 – 22, 2024

Words

Victoria Looseleaf

Continue Reading
Beginner's Mind
FEATURES | Sophie Bress

Beginner's Mind

Lorie O’Toole steps back slightly, scanning the scene in front of her with a discerning eye. Eleven dancers move together, their limbs and torsos taking on the quality of water, their collective image becoming something like the ocean’s surf.

FREE ARTICLE
Renegades
REVIEWS | Karen Hildebrand

Renegades

Last week as certain ageist opinions were being aired in Washington, D.C., five performers in a tiny NYC East Village theater quietly made a case for the power of creative longevity. 

Continue Reading

Bunnymen

Bunnymen

The first few minutes of Pontus Lidberg’s “On the Nature of Rabbits,” confounds the viewer with a series of inexplicable images in quick succession. 

Performance

Pontus Lidberg: “On the Nature of Rabbits” 

Place

The Joyce Theater, New York, NY, March 7, 2024

Words

Candice Thompson

Continue Reading
A Night of Ideas
REVIEWS | Gracia Haby

A Night of Ideas

Past the Gallery Kitchen, which for tonight has become an open mic Poets Café, I swim through the swirling 100-metre-long, multi-panelled Mun-Dirra (Maningrida Fish Fence), woven by 13 Burarra women weavers, which hovers above the floor and makes the gallery a waterway. 

FREE ARTICLE
Classic NYCB?
REVIEWS | Faye Arthurs

Classic NYCB?

At the tail end of the New York City Ballet’s winter season, the sixth and final showing of the “Classic NYCB” program featured thrilling debuts: soloist Emma Von Enck and second-year corps de ballet member David Gabriel assumed the lead roles in Balanchine’s tricky “Ballo della Regina.”

Continue Reading

Martha Graham, A Life in Art

Martha Graham, A Life in Art

In Deborah Jowitt’s new biography of Martha Graham, Errand into the Maze, the iconic dancer and choreographer is made new, and radical, again.

Continue Reading
Good Subscription Agency