Laura Diffenderfer

Brooklyn, NY
oh dear dance

Birthday: June 13

I'm from: NE

Years Dancing: 23

I've Studied: Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, Modern

I Am A: Choreographer, Writer

About Me: The Managing Editor here at Dancer Magazine, Laura is also a writer and choreographer living in Brooklyn, NY.

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  • Billy Elliot: The Musical
    04/22/2008 01:39:49 PM EST
    Producers recently announced that "Billy Elliot: The Musical" will open on Broadway at the Imperial Theater on October 1, 2008.  Three boys will rotate playing the title roll.  Take a glimpse at stars-to-be David Alvarez, Kiril Kulish, and Trent Kowalik standing on their new turf.  
  • Deborah Jowitt "Laid Off" by the Village Voice
    04/07/2008 04:26:45 PM EST
    After 40 years of service, Village Voice dance critic Deborah Jowitt has recently been "laid off" from the publication which was purchased by the New Times in 2006 (You may remember former Voice dance editor Elizabeth Zimmer's controversial dismissal along with 8 other Voice writers shortly after the merger).  
  • agreed
    03/29/2008 03:19:11 PM EST
    attached to Scandal: Plagiarism
  • Adrienne Truscott's 'genesis, no!'
    03/23/2008 10:12:56 AM EST

    A section from Adrienne Truscott's 'genesis, no!'.  Enjoy!
  • Come see my work in progress on Monday!
    03/08/2008 12:17:38 PM EST
    Are you in NYC? On Monday, March 10, at 8pm I will present the second work in progress showing of 'A Wagner Matinee' in the Movement Research at Judson Church series. Two other choreographers will show work. Hope to see you!

    Judson Church is located at
    55 Washington Square South, NYC
    8pm, doors open at 7:45p
    Free

    I could feel how all of those details sank into her soul, for I had not forgotten how they had sunk into mine when I came fresh from plowing forever and forever between green aisles of corn, where, as in a treadmill, one might walk from daybreak to dusk without perceiving a shadow of a change.

    -Willa Cather, A Wagner Matinee

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