If these Winship walls could talk.
“I first saw Alvin Rangel dance in May 2010. A minute or two into the piece, ‘Mapping Desire’ by Holly Williams, I felt the relief mixed with excitement that occurs when you realize that your experience as an audience member is in the hands of a proficient, capable performer, one who can take you places. Physically, he was muscular, powerful, and well-proportioned, with graceful lines. Technically, he could move: His training in ballet and jazz was the foundation for powerful contemporary movement. And as a person in space onstage, he was commanding yet a team player. And he was a he!”
Seizing the Day
Alvin Rangel’s future may be uncertain, but for now he’s making great dance
By Jonelle Seitz, The Austin Chronicle
See Alvin’s work both as a choreographer and performer December 2 and 3 in Fall for Dance.
