New York Times names dance critic
mainThe successor to the excellent Alistair Macaulay will be former freelance Gia Kourlas.
The successor to the excellent Alistair Macaulay will be former freelance Gia Kourlas.
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I’m not a dance aficionado myself, but I know intimately a few people who are and Alistair Macaulay’s reputation among professional dancers is not one of respect. I don’t imagine a single person will be sorry to see him gone.
I’m not impressed by her taste or knowledge, but she can write well, and at least now she has a secure job; at least she is (presumably) an American, and presumably, she will now educate herself on everything she should know about dance in the past as well as the present.