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Posts Tagged ‘David Roussève’

David Roussève/REALITY Brings 1940s African-American Jazz Clubs to Life

By Janice Steinberg | November 14, 2018 | 1

Wonderfully ambitious, if over-reaching, David Roussève/REALITY’s “Halfway to Dawn” is a sort of dance-biography of jazz great Billy Strayhorn. Celebratory, abandoned dancing to Strayhorn tunes evokes the gaiety of African-American jazz clubs in the 1940s; but this complex piece also conveys an underlying loneliness.

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