GIANNA THEODORE IN DANCE MAGAZINE

Gianna Theodore, A.I.M Dancer, is featured in Dance Magazine's latest article by Olivia Manno. The piece traces Gianna's journey from discovering A.I.M in 2018 to becoming an integral part of the company. The article captures Gianna's love for the raw and beautiful street-style scene of NYC, her passion for dance battles, and the profound moment when Kyle Abraham set the solo Little Girl Blue on her.

DONOVAN REED “25 TO WATCH” 

Donovan Reed of A.I.M by Kyle Abraham has secured a spot in Dance Magazine's "25 to Watch" for 2024. Celebrated for their nature-inspired dance style, Reed brings a human touch to performances, embodying the essence of Abraham's choreography since joining A.I.M in 2018. Margaret Fuhrer, describing Reed as "a force of nature with a soul," highlights their unique ability to infuse playfulness and wit into works like the duet MotorRover, a response to Merce Cunningham's Landrover. Reed's inclusion in "25 to Watch" underscores his significant impact on the dance scene.

A.I.M IN W MAGAZINE 

A.I.M takes center stage in W Magazine, featured in a piece written by Andrea Whittle, exploring Abraham’s artistic journey over the years. In a brief interview, Abraham shares his love for dance and the purpose behind his work as an artist of color. The feature emphasizes A.I.M's distinct performances, incorporating humor and narrative elements that reflect the realities of life. Discover more about Kyle Abraham's artistic vision and the company's cultural contributions in W Magazine.

A.I.M REVIEWED IN THE PRESS

  • A.I.M IN THE NEW YORK TIMES

    Kyle Abraham Takes on Cunningham and, as Always, Love

    Kyle Abraham has a mission — and it’s bigger than himself. He likes to spread the love with his company, A.I.M., and, in doing so, broaden the viewer’s experience of what a dance concert by a choreographer-led company can be.

    Full Review in NYTimes by Gia Kourlas

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  • A.I.M IN ALL ARTS

    KYLE ABRAHAM’S ‘REQUIEM’ EXPLORES REBIRTH AND RITUAL

    Choreographer Kyle Abraham and electronic dance artist Jlin come together in “Requiem: Fire in the Air of the Earth.” Performed Aug. 11-13 on Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater’s stage, the work features 10 dancers from A.I.M by Kyle Abraham and is set to Jlin’s interpretation of Mozart’s 1791 score “Requiem in D minor.”

    Full article by Britt Stigler on ALL ARTS

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  • A.I.M IN PLAYBILL

    Lincoln Center Remembers: Summer for the City Will Feature Two Versions of Mozart’s Requiem

    Mozart’s original Requiem and a new musical “transformation” of it will be performed during the festival.

    Full article by Kevin Filipski in Playbill

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  • A.I.M IN HARPER'S BAZAAR

    On With the Show

    The return this year of live performances wasn’t just welcome, it was transformative, as actors, dramatists, dancers, musicians, comedians, and artists of all stripes returned to the stage—and the intimacy of in-person audiences—with a new urgency

    Full article in Harper’s Bazaar STORY BY SORAYA NADIA MCDONALD; PHOTOGRAPHS BY JODY ROGAC; STYLING BY ZARA MIRKIN

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A.I.M INTERVIEWED IN THE PRESS

  • A.I.M IN VANITY FAIR

    Kyle Abraham on Transcending Time and Finding Lightness in Requiem

    The choreographer’s latest work for his company, A.I.M, rewires Mozart’s Requiem in D Minor with an eye to mythology and Afrofuturism.

    Full interview in Vanity Fair by Rebecca Bengal

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