"Fiendishly Inventive" - The New Yorker
"Bright and Brash" - The New York Times
dances in keeping with the troupe's motto that intelligent experimentation can be compelling and in some cases, hilarious..." [More]
New York Times
the most affecting dances around..." [More]
The Village Voice
not a soapbox..." [More]
Philadelphia Weekly
I've seen from Headlong." [More]
Philadelphia Inquirer
with you, pulsing just below the surface of things." [More]
New Haven Independent
been to; heck, it's unlike anything you've ever done in your life." [More]
New Haven Register
enrichment. It projected the participants into a much bigger framework, a global universe in fact, one that's highly ambiguous in its demands." [More]
Hudson Review (downloadable PDF)
wheeled office chair and swinging around a lamppost are not for everyone." [More]
New York Times
festival's 10-year history…" [More]
Philadelphia Weekly
that absurdist text brilliantly finds its context." [More]
Boston Globe
ambiguity. Not Headlong." [More]
Philadelphia Inquirer
effortless ease: structurally succinct, occasionally funny dances.." [More]
New York Times
it would be hard for anyone to resist the charms of Hotel Pool..." [More]
The Dance Insider
they're smart..." [More]
The Dance Insider
"Britney's Inferno comes across as a bizarre sequel to 'Revenge of the Nerds' as if performed by the cast of Fellini's 'Satyricon'..." - The New Yorker
'Britney's Inferno'..." [More]
Time Out New York
use in a conceptual piece about celebrity, identity, and manufactured consumer need. That may sound like a drag - but trust me, it's not!..." [More]
Philadelphia Inquirer
Headlong talks about Britney's Inferno on the radio!
answers the question..." [More]
Philadelphia City Paper
appealing to both the dance scene novice and the weary dance patron..." [More]
Show Business
consciousness, of understanding, of meaning..." [More]
Philadelphia Inquirer
choreography concession in this town..." [More]
Philadelphia Inquirer