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A double-page spread from Brutus, a glossy Japanese lifestyle magazine. Photo taken at Dark Dining at Camaje Bistro on April 26, 2007.

DARK DINING PROJECTS HAS APPEARED IN:

NEWSPAPERS
Village Voice
New York Times
AM New York
USA Today
Newsday
Daily News
Hartford Courant
Hartford Advocate
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Seattle Metropolitan
Kyodo News Service (several publications)

MAGAZINES
TimeOut New York
Northwest Palate
Brutus
Maison Francaise (Turkish Edition)

ARTS JOURNALS
Theatre Journal
Contact Quarterly- A Vehicle for Moving Ideas (dance journal)

TV and RADIO
ABC News
NY 1 News
WBTV Channel 11 NYC
Univision
NBC-Telemuno
Seattle Channel 5
NBC 30 TV, Hartford
Fuji TV
Nippon TV
GMTV, on UK's biggest morning TV show
NY Press TV Magazine
Radio Europe Mediterraneo (REM)

WEBSITES including
Dance/NYC
The Gothamist
Cool Hunting
Toxic Pop
FoxNews.Com
Topic Magazine
Salon.com
Dr. Ruth's blog "Get Some!"
Metromix

USA Today
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Silke Tudor, “Village Voice,” June 28, 2006:
In the course of two more dishes, our remaining senses are treated to a light mist of rose water, a tap-dancing percussionist who plays his entire body, the delicate fingering of a clavichord, a whisper of breath across our cheeks, some random fingers in our hair, and laughter at every place setting. . . . When we emerge, the dim hallway seems glaringly bright, but everyone is grinning, seemingly relaxed, relieved, and totally elated.

Gad Guterman, “Theatre Journal” 58.3 (2006) 480-481:
"
As I gained confidence in the surroundings, feeling shapes and textures, discerning sounds and aromas, I relaxed in what seemed a continuously expanding setting. Without sight, it was astonishing how much one could see, how Salisbury's environment activated muscles and nerves that spectators (in the most literal sense of the word) often ignore."

 

 






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