Culture, art, dance
Dancer J. Alexander Langley is back in ‘Black’ for a new premiere performance RICH LOPEZ | Staff writerrich@dallasvoice.com To see J.
Alexander Langley onstage again will be a treat. After taking a final bow from performing just last December, the queer dancer is making his return to the stage as part of the premiere of Flamenco Black at the Moody Performance Hall. “I justified doing this because it was an independent gig, and when Bridget and Delilah, I said yes,” Langley explained.
He is part of the company of dancers bringing The Flame Foundation and B. Moore Dance’s production to life on Sept. 8 and 9.
Flamenco Dance will premiere a night of dance steeped in African culture as it relates to the flamenco art form. The night will also feature guest bailaora — or dancer — Yinka Esi Graves.
