Grace meets physical agility to create movement that is as lyrical as it is astonishing.
—The Oregonian
Pilobolus (crystallinus) is a sun-loving fungus that grows in barnyards and pastures. It’s a feisty thing—only 1/4 inch tall—that can throw its spores nearly eight feet. It is also a highly unusual dance company that recently marked its 40th year of evolution. Germinated in the fertile soil of a Dartmouth College dance class in 1971, Pilobolus Dance Theatre remains a deeply committed collaborative effort with three artistic directors and over 25 full- and part-time dancers contributing to one of the most popular and varied bodies of work in the history of the field.
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