Press

Broadwayworld.com

Kaatsbaan Cultural Park To Receive $15,000 Grant From The National Endowment For The Arts

Chloe Rabinowitz, Jan. 11, 2023

2022

Wendyperron.com

Notable Dance Books of 2022

Wendy Perron

Reporters d’Espoir

“We”, La Communauté du Vivant

Pascal Lemaitre, Oct 2022

Dance Magazine

How Big Move at the Hop Fosters Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration

Lauren Wingenroth, January 31, 2022

2019

Montclair State University

Prestigious Dance Research Fellowships Awarded to Montclair State Professor and Student

Announcements, July 9, 2019

2018

Routledge

World Dance Cultures: From Ritual to Spectacle

Patricia Leigh Beaman

The New York Times

8 Dance Performances to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend

Gia Kourlas, Nov 1, 2018

The New Yorker

Emily Coates/ Emmanuele Phuon

Marina Harss, November 2018

Eye on the Arts

Emily Coates and Emmanuele Phuon

Nicole Duffy-Robertson, November 13, 2018

InfiniteBody

Coates and Phuon—and Mullins!—light up Danspace Project

Eva Yaa Asantewaa, November 10, 2018

2016

Palgrave Mc Millan

Rhythmic Operations, Material Description, and Analysis in Dance

Lim, How Ngean in Choreography and Corporeality: Relay in Motion. Thomas DeFrantz and Philipa Rothfield editors. Palgrave Mc Millan, 2016. Chapter 7

University of London, History of Art and/Archeology of SOAS

Evolving living traditions: A Study of Contemporary Performing Arts in Cambodia During the Post-Khmer Rouge Period (1979-2015)

Suon, Bunrith. Contemporary Art and Art Theory of Asia and Africa Master thesis.

Five Lines Asia

Emmanuèle Phuon discusses Brodal Serei at da:ns festival

Ezekiel Oliveira, September 30, 2016

Singapore Straits Times

Ring action packs the right punches

Germaine Cheng, October 25, 2016

2015

The Phnom Penh Post

Khmer Boxing Inspires Contemporary Dance Show

Audrey Wilson, December 17, 2015

Khmer Times

Brodal Serei Dance Unveils the Life of a Boxer

Muny Sithyna, December 23, 2015

Cambodia Daily

Choreographer’s New Dance Borrows from Boxing

Kuch Naren and Michelle Vachon, February 5, 2015

New Theatre Quarterly

Human See, Human Do: Simianification,Cross-species, Cross cultural, Body Transformation

Diamond Catherine, Vol 31, August 2015. pp. 263-28 2015

2014

Udaya: Journal of Khmer Studies

Performance is Contemporary: Performance and Its Documentation in Visual Art in Cambodia

Nelson, Roger. Udaya: Journal of Khmer Studies, issue 12, 2014. pp 95 -143

National University of Singapore, Theatre Studies Program, Department of English Language and Literature.

Choreographic Modernities: Movement, Mobility and Contemporary Dance from Southeast Asia

Lim, How Ngean. Ph.D. Dissertation in philosophy.

2013

Today

Da:ns Fest 2013: Going ape in Khmeropedies III: Source/Primate

Mayo Martin, October 16, 2013

Danceviewtimes

They Are Us

Martha Sherman, May 5, 2013

Singapore Straits Times

Going Ape on Stage

Lisabel Ting, October 19, 2013

The New York Times

It’s Monkey See, Do, and Dance

Alastair Macaulay, April 29, 2013

2011

Charleston City Paper

The multi-hued Khmeropédies leaps into magical terrain

Jon Santiago, May 29, 2011

Charleston City Paper

Khmeropedies: all thumbs — in a good way

Patrick Sharbaugh, May 29, 2011

Cambodia Daily

“Monkeying Around”

by Kuch Naren and Michelle Vachon, August 21, 2011

2010

Routledge

Beyond Revival and Preservation: Contemporary Dance in Cambodia

Frumberg, Fred in Beyond the Apsara: Celebrating Dance in Cambodia, Stephanie Burridge and Fred Frumberg editors.

De Volkskrant

Eeuwenoude Danstaal Ontleed

Mirjam van der Linden, October 31, 2010

Danceviewtimes

Khmeropedies

Tom Phillips, June 25, 2010

Culturebot

Khmeropédies I & II @ BAC

Maura Donohue, Jun 24, 2010

The Village Voice

Emmanuele Phuon brings Khmeropédies I & II to Barysnikov Arts Center

Deborah Jowitt, July 6, 2010.

The New York Times

Cambodian Dreams, Far from Home

Gia Kourlas, June 25, 2010

2009

The Hindu

Beyond the Image

Leela Venkataraman, December 10, 2009