Review: The Documentary ‘bobbi Jene’ Finds A Dancer In Flux

KEN JAWOROWSKI, NY Times: Dance
Thu, 09/21/2017 - 5:47am

The film follows Bobbi Jene Smith as she leaves the Batsheva Dance Company to strike out on her own.

Topics: dance

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