“Engagingly titled The Ubiquitous Mass of Us, this premiere seriously questioned “the bounds of our identities and the way we take up space.” But it was also symbolic of the creative process, where young artists have to learn to extend themselves, breaking down any barriers, both personal and communal, that might exist in producing a work of art. It was obviously a subject near and dear to the hearts of the performing collective, nine strong, including Ms. ReMalia herself, and so representative of the talent and breadth of the Pittsburgh arts scene. Their passion and commitment drove the choreography and the staging, which took full advantage of both trained dancers and movers for whom dance was a second (or third) language.” – Jane Vranish, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Movement Matters (2017)
“Mellon Choreographer-in-Residence Invites Movement Across the Curriculum”
by Kathryn Flagg, Middlebury News
newMoves Contemporary Dance Festival Continues to Inspire Pgh Arts Scene (review)
by Jane Vranish, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
by Adrienne Totino, The Examiner
Maree ReMalia Presents Two Engaging Duets at Three Rivers Arts Festival (review)
by Adrienne Totino, The Examiner
Maree ReMalia & Abby Zbikowski, Bebe Miller’s DoublePlus at Gibney Dance (review)
by Maura Donohue, CULTUREBOT Maximum Performance
by Eva Yaa Asantewaa, Infinite Body
Top Ten Contemporary Dance Performances of 2014 (year end review)
by Adrienne Totino, The Examiner
Best Dance: Wayne McGregor | Random Dance (year end review)
by Jane Vranish, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Maree ReMalia | merrygogo Adds Exclamation Point to CSA Series (review)
by Jane Vranish, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
The Ubiquitous Mass of Us (review)
by Adrienne Totino, Coal Hill Review
The Ubiquitous Mass of Us (review)
by Michael J. Morris, Dance Scholar
On Stage: Dancers Trust, Maree, PPU (preview)
by Jane Vranish
Fresh Works Reveals Ingenuity of Choreographers and Humor of Performers (review)
by Adrienne Barr Totino, The Examiner
Dance Beat: Wrapping Up 2013 – Part 2 (review)
by Jane Vranish, Cross Currents
Maree ReMalia Premieres The Ubiquitous Mass of Us at New Hazlett Theater (preview)
by Adrienne Barr Totino, The Examiner
Maree ReMalia’s The Ubiquitous Mass of Us Explores How We Take Up Space (preview)
by Steve Sucato, Pittsburgh City Paper
Pittsburgh Magazine: Dance (preview)
by Karen Dacko
Shortlist Spotlight (preview)
by Steve Sucato, Pittsburgh City Paper
Gallery Crawl to Preview Theater and Visual Art CSA’s (preview)
by Larkin Page-Jacobs, WESA Pittsburgh’s NPR News Station
‘Buy Local’ Gets Creative
by Randy Kennedy, NY Times
Two New Programs Let “Shareholders” Fund New Art Directly
by Bill O’Driscoll, Pittsburgh City Paper
Fall Dance Brings Everything….(preview)
by Steve Sucato, Pittsburgh City Paper
Feature (2013)
Movement Artist, Maree ReMalia, Carves a Niche for Herself in Pittsburgh (feature)
by Adrienne Barr Totino, The Examiner
slants revisited/take away the mountain (2013)
Dd Response: the Current Sessions Volume III, Issue II (review)
by Alejandra Iannone, DIY Dancer
On Stage: Hear/Now (review)
by Jane Vranish, Cross Currents
Dance Listings for August 23-29
the Current Sessions, NY Times
May Provides a Diverse Sampling of Pittsburgh Dance to Close the Season (preview)
by Adrienne Barr Totino, The Examiner
slants projected (2013)
Dance Beat: PPU, LightLab, Mary, Michele (review)
by Jane Vranish, Cross Currents
‘LightLab’ Dance Series Hopes to Push Boundaries (preview)
by Adrienne Totino, The Examiner
slants (2013)
A Full Weekend of Modern Dance in Pittsburgh (preview)
by Adrienne Barr Totino, The Examiner
slants remix (2013)
Beginning of Spring Yields Classes and Performances at the SpringUp Festival (preview)
by Bill Hebert, The Dance Journal: a publication of PhiladelphiaDance.org
New Dance Festival Aims to Put Spring in Your Feet (preview)
by Steve Siegel, The Morning Call
Inundation (2013)
MorrisonDance Marks 15th Anniversary with Bounty of Works at Ohio Theatre (review)
by Donald Rosenberg, The Plain Dealer
Chickens (2013)
On Stage: Minding the “Chickens” (review)
by Jane Vranish, Cross Currents
*The Examiner articles are no longer in existence online. Adrienne Totino sent PDFs of the articles that had been published and offered you can contact her to verify her writing and publication
