
I am so grateful to the arts writers who cover my work. Thank you for your tireless efforts in spite of budget cuts and shuttered media outlets. Here is a selection of some recent articles and a few older favorites.
Dance Plug – Professional Development Resources for Dancers: Learning and Growing Together – December 12, 2022 Full Article
Sierra Nevada MFA-IA blog – MFA-IA Alumna karen Krolak March 24, 2022 Full Article
Dance Informa – Dance That Thinks Globally Acts Locally Nachmo Boston February 22, 2022 Full Article
Boston Globe – Luminarium’s ‘Contradictions + Casual Self Loathing’ turns women’s discomfort into dance by Dana Gerber November 3, 2021 Full Article
Wonderland – Green Street Dance Studios To Shut Down Due To ‘Significant Rent Increase’ by Greg Cook October 2, 2019 – Full Article
Harvard Crimson – Karen Krolak and Nicole Harris Redefine Choreography Through Performance In Hapgood Wright Town Forest by Joseph P Kelly October 29, 2019 – Full Article
Feels Blind Literary – Editor’s Letter by Lindsay A. Chudzik Fall 2019 – Full Article
Living Concord – Participatory Performances with Monkeyhouse (Karen Krolak & Nicole Harris) October 13, 2019 – Full Article
The Dance Complex Blog – I-ARE Artist Spotlight | Karen Krolak and DeAnna Pellecchia by Kiersten Resch April 3, 2019 – Full Article
The Dance Complex Blog – I-ARE Artist Spotlight | Karen Krolak by Kiersten Resch March 26, 2019 – Full Article
NewCityStage – Horse Of A Different Color: A Review of The Antelope Party at Theater Wit BY Emma Couling January 19, 2018 – Full Article
Broadway World – THE ANTELOPE PARTY at Theater Wit by Rachel Weinberg January 21, 2018 – Full Article
TheaterMania – The Antelope Party by Adelaide Lee January 22, 2018– Full Article
ChicagoOnstage.com – Bronies’ World Turned Upside Down in Overly Complex “Antelope Party” by Karen Topham – Full Article
Windy City Times – THE ANTELOPE PARTY at Theater Wit by Scott C Morgan January 24, 2018 – Full Article
Chicago Tribune – ‘The Antelope Party’: We live in a world where ‘bronies’ can be radicalized by Kerry Reid January 31, 2018 – Full Article
Everything She Wrote Luminarium Dance Company Inspires Transcendence in Face of Uncertainty by Hannah Bresnahan November 13, 2016 – Full Article
Boston University Center for the Humanities blog – Community Feature: Karen Krolak’s Dictionary of Negative Space May 22, 2019 – Full Article
Somerville Times – The catalyst for change by Ahmed Sorour December 20, 2017 – Full Article
Sierra Nevada University Interdisciplinary Arts Department blog – Current MFA-IA Student, Karen Krolak – “This is going to take a while to process…” June 27, 2017 – Full Article
Newton Tab – Dance’n Feet performs at Newton Festival of the Arts June 17, 2016 – Full Article
Newton Tab – Newton’s Dance’n Feet performs in Cambridge January 29, 2016 – Full Article
Arts Fuse Best in Dance of 2015 by Marcia B. Siegel December 19, 2015 – Full Article
Chronicle Transcript – Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit to show at Pingree School August 27, 2015 – Full Article
Arts Fuse Monkeyhouse and the Ties That Bind by Marcia B. Siegel October 27, 2015 – Full Article
New England Foundation for the Arts blog – Peer to Peer Presenting at APAP By Quita Sullivan March 11, 2015 – Full Article
Natick Tab – A Life Lesson in Dance by Charlie Breitrose – April 21, 2006 Full Article
Bang Group Blog – A Hard Act to Follow by David Parker July 17, 2013 Full Article
blog-o-rhythms tales of a tap dancing traveler – The Warrior by Josh Hilberman March 23, 2013 – Full Article
Boston Globe – Making Milestones that Count by Karen Campbell December 26, 2010 – Full Article
Northwestern Magazine The Upside of a Down Economy by Elizabeth Canning Blackwell- Full Article
Boston Globe – Monkeying around, luminous lakes by Denise Taylor March 31, 2005 – Full Article
Chicago Reader – Anablep & Other Oddities Monkeyhouse at Link’s Hall by Kelly Kleiman September 26, 2002 – Full Article
Village Voice – Hot!Hot!Hot! by Eva Yaa Asantewaa August 27, 2002 – Full Article
“karen is the co-founder/Artistic Director of Monkeyhouse and has been working for many years with social constructs of language and how language impacts everyone through their daily lives, specifically through moments of loss. As a performance artist, karen takes full advantage of the community atmosphere The Dance Complex provides in the creation of their I-ARE projects.“
Kiersten Resch
Dance Complex Blog – Full Article