“We had a lot more walk-outs last night than usual,” said lighting director and production manager Christopher Kuhl prior to the Saturday night performance of New York-based choreographer Ralph ...

Choreographer Ralph Lemon has spent the last nine years trying to make dancers do something impossible: disappear. Not literally, of course, but rather on "an energetic, physical, kinesthetic level," ...

Ralph Lemon, "The Animal Band, In Proximity" (2022–25), performance view, Dancing Studies, COSMO, Campo San Cosmo, Venice. 2022 (courtesy the artist and Palazzo Grassi, Pinault Collection, photo ...

Reporting from New York — — Choreographer Ralph Lemon begins performances of his complex “How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?” by showing a film called “Sunshine Room,” which ...

Minneapolis native Ralph Lemon has been on the cutting edge of performance for two decades. His latest piece, "Scaffold Room," which gets its world premiere at the Walker Art Center this weekend, is a ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Critic’s Pick The choreographer and visual artist brings performance and paintings to a meteor shower of an exhibition at MoMA PS1. “Spaceship #1,” 2007, in the show “Ceremonies ...

Immediately after the opening-night performance of How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? at On the Boards, stunned-looking audience members wandered over to the lobby bar, most of ...

On the Boards presents the always-adventuresome multimedia artist, performer and choreographer Ralph Lemon, who’s bringing “How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?” — a piece eight ...

No one will ever accuse Ralph Lemon of making uncomplicated works. He is best known as a dancer-choreographer, but he’s an artist who defies simple categorization. His new work, How Can You Stay in ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Dance Review By Claudia La Rocco I suppose you could call Ralph Lemon an interdisciplinary artist. But somehow the term seems flat and cumbersome in ...