SOULSKIN DANCE IN THE NEWS
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Three For the World
Performances October 26, 2022
"Three For the World" : A Refreshing Return to Human Connection
Amy Piantaggini, The Dance Enthusiast
Phoenix Rising at Aspen Fringe Festival
Performances June 11-12, 2021
Fringe Fest reunites Aspen Santa Fe dancers
Andrew Travers, The Aspen Times
Aspen Fringe Fest returns this weekend
Megan Tackett, The Aspen Daily Times
Aspen Fringe Festival returns to Wheeler Opera House
Aspen Daily Staff News Report
Soulskin Dance at the Aspen Fringe Festival FallFest 2020
Performances Sept. 19 and Sept. 26, 2020
A Potent Evening of Live Dance and Drama from Aspen Fringe Festival
Andrew Travers, The Apsen Times
Celebrating our Connection during isolation
Madeleine Osberger, Aspen Daily News
Aspen Fringe Festival Produces two nights of live dance and theater
Andrew Travers, The Aspen Times
"Golden Mean" Coverage
Performances Sept. 6-8, 2019
Choreographer celebrates Bauhaus in her new ballet
Vicki Larson, Marin Independent Journal
Interview with Soulskin Dance Choreographers Adrianna Thompson & Barbara Koch
BayDance.com
"HERO" Coverage
Performances Sept. 7-9, 2018
Soulskin Dance conjures up a Hero
Claudia Bauer, San Francisco Chronicle
Soulskin Dance take on text in "Hero"
Leslie Kratz, SF Examiner
"To Command" Coverage
Performances March 9-11, 2018
San Francisco Examiner - January 25, 2018
Winter 2018 Arts Preview: Dance by Leslie Katz.
Dance Highlight by Heather Desaulniers.
San Francisco Chronicle - March 2, 2018
SF Chronicle’s critic’s picks: What to do the week of March 4 by Claudia Bauer.
San Francisco Chronicle - March 7, 2018
SOULSKIN presents dystopian dance "To Command." by Maxine Marshall.
San Francisco Examiner - March 7, 2018
SOULSKIN Dance takes on tech. By Leslie Katz.
Bay Area News Group - March 8, 2018
10 cool things going on in SF Bay Area arts scene. By Randy McMullen.
"The LAB Series" Coverage
Performance January 27, 2018
Artistic Director, Adrianna Thompson discusses The LAB Series with Marilyn Fowler on KPOO.
SF Chronicle - January 18, 2018
"The LAB Series" is featured in SF Chronicle's Classical Music and Dance picks.
"Works-in-progress, current creative musings, premiering repertory—all points of the creative process come together in The LAB Series..."
"SATIN & SWING" Coverage
Performances March 10-12, 2017
Artistic Director, Adrianna Thompson discusses SATIN & SWING with Marilyn Fowler's segment on KPOO.
KALW Public Radio - March 8, 2017
"This week on Open Air, host David Latulippe talks with Erika Hassan..."
Bay Area Reporter - March 9, 2017
"Adrianna Thompson, Soulskin's artistic director, has lived her life for dance.."
Diary of a Smart Chick - February 17, 2017
"SOULSKIN Dance has an upcoming San Francisco performance called SATIN & SWING that highlights the best of the 1920s..."
"A Pop Culture Journey" Coverage
Performances 2013-2016
KALW Public Radio - March 17, 2016
SOULSKIN Dance on KALW Open Air. This week on Open Air, host David Latulippe talks to Adrianna Thompson, artistic director and founder of SOULSKIN Dance, about the company’s 3rd San Francisco season, ‘A Pop Culture Journey: from Folsom Prison to a Night at the Opera’, featuring music from Johnny Cash and Queen, this weekend at Dance Mission Theater.
San Francisco Chronicle - March 16, 2016
"Soulskin Dance to take fans on A Pop Culture Journey." It might be hard to imagine taking a train from Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” into Queen’s “Bohemian” world, but that collision and collusion of memories and music is at the heart of choreographer Adrianna Thompson’s vision for “A Pop Culture Journey: From Folsom Prison to a Night at the Opera,” which her company Soulskin Dance presents this weekend at Dance Mission Theater.
San Francisco Chronicle - March 10, 2015
"SOULSKIN Dance Puts the Pop in Dance." The young dancers of Soulskin Dance might never have seen the high-octane lunacy of Iggy Pop in person, but there is a certain head-banging drive in the San Francisco Dance Center studios where they’re rehearsing Adrianna Thompson’s “A Pop Culture Journey Part II: From Funk to Punk,” which the company will perform at the Joe Goode Annex in San Francisco this weekend.
"Downtown Funk." The program is a little bit retro, a little bit kitsch as choreographer Adrianna Thompson puts together an old-school playlist of groovy tunes for A Pop Culture Journey Part II: From Funk to Punk, the second part of her paean to the rhythm of modernity.
