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Common grounds

Nalini Jones’s universal portraits

By JOHNETTE RODRIGUEZ | September 18, 2007

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ARTICLES BY JOHNETTE RODRIGUEZ

FUSIONWORKS PRESENTS THE NEXT GENERATION | April 24, 2012
Hopping on the theme of local resources, Fusionworks Dance Company has spotlighted homegrown dancers and Rhode Island-based choreographers in recent spring concerts.

EVERETT WHIPS UP A STUNNING BRAIN STORM | April 18, 2012
Just when you think that the members of Everett's company couldn't possibly come up with anything more jaw-dropping than previous productions, they reach into a vast realm of thoughts, perceptions, delusions, and clarifications on yet another oft-debated topic.

REVIEW: BEACH ROSE CAFÉ | March 14, 2012
When a foodie friend (whose bedtime reading is cookbooks) recommended Beach Rose Café, I immediately took notice.

BILL T. JONES KEEPS IT MOVING IN STORY/TIME | March 07, 2012
Over the course of his almost 40-year career, choreographer Bill T. Jones has often told stories in his dance pieces.

URI’S MARVELOUS TAKE ON TARTUFFE | February 29, 2012
"The more things change, the more they stay the same" — that phrase may not have found widespread popularity until the 19th century, but French playwright and satirist Molière understood it well.