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Alisa Goz

Original from St. Petersburg, Russia, Alisa Goz moved to New York, NY to pursue a B.A. degree in Media, Culture, and the Arts. Alisa is passionate about poetry, literature, and the visual arts. She currently works in nonprofit development.

1 September: How do the Russians celebrate the Day of Knowledge

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 30/08/2019 9:00 AM

The history of Russian Day of Knowledge Read More

Ulitskaya’s Award-Winning Novel Translated into English

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 10/08/2019 10:00 AM

A Review of Jacob's Ladder Read More

Music Box Masquerade

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 30/06/2019 11:00 AM

Review of the recent performance of Vakhtangov State Academic Theatre in NYC Read More

Psychology and Dance: Boris Eifman’s The Pygmalion Effect

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 15/06/2019 9:19 AM

Review of Boris Eifman’s ballet, The Pygmalion Effect, at New York City Center Read More

American Ballet Theater celebrates 10 years with Ratmansky

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 16/05/2019 12:00 PM

The most sought-after man in ballet Read More

Dance and Politics in The White Crow

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 29/04/2019 10:00 AM

Film story of legendary Russian ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev Read More

Power of Pure Dance

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 06/04/2019 2:21 PM

Review of Natalia Osipova’s Pure Dance in New York City Centre Read More

This Season at New York City Center

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 01/04/2019 2:04 PM

3 performances to see in NYC Read More

What does Russia celebrate on March 8th?

BY Alisa Goz POSTED 08/03/2019 10:00 AM

On March 8 women across Russia will receive boxes of chocolates, tulips, and cards in honor of International Women’s Day. Between it being the first public holiday of spring and all the flower-giving, it can seem like a light and joyful holiday celebrating tenderness, motherhood, and beauty. And in many ways, that is what the […] Read More