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Fleisher/Ollman Gallery celebrates a milestone anniversary with a change of location.
-Susan Hagen

Degas Vu
The Art Museum transports you back to Degas' world.
-Robin Rice

Ballet Lessons
A dance critic's perspective on “Degas and the Dance.”
-Janet Anderson

19th Annual Celebration of Black Writing
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Concerts for the Community
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Tango Buenos Aires
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The Magic Flute
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The Dreyfuss Affair: A Love Story
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February 13-19, 2003

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Jeanne Ruddy Dance

Jeanne Ruddy's repertoire is all about how humans experience life, from the joy of love to the trauma of being confronted with a life-threatening disease. Her company, Jeanne Ruddy Dance, is only three years old, yet there's a maturity and depth to their choreography. That's probably because Ruddy has been at the game for decades. Back in the '70s she was a principal dancer for Martha Graham, she's done Broadway and she was an original member of Agnes DeMille's American Heritage Dance Theater. So the woman knows how to put on a show.

For her stint at the Wilma Theater, JRD presents six works featuring 11 corps members plus a couple of guest artists. Highlights include the local premiere of "The System," where Ruddy pairs with her former Graham partner Peter Sparling for the first time in 20 years. There's a reprisal of Ruddy's "Significant Soil," a piece based on her experience as a breast cancer survivor, and the charismatic "Suite Reel." "Enfold," a romantic duet done to 1940s German cabaret music, offers a special Valentine's treat. It sure beats a box of chocolates.

Jeanne Ruddy Dance, through Feb. 15, $23-$75, Wilma Theater, Broad and Spruce sts., 215-546-7824.

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