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Rhys Loggins is a Texas native who graduated from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas with a BFA in Dance Performance. Though passionate about dance, Rhys also holds a love of literature and writing and enjoys being able to express himself through the written word as well as through movement. He currently teaches Pilates and lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

BWW Reviews: The Nederlands Dans Theater Brings Two Exciting Pieces to Lincoln Center
by Rhys Loggins

One of the world's leading contemporary companies brings two exciting works to New York.

BWW Reviews: Mixed Feelings About Paul Taylor - Le Sacre Du Printemps, The Uncommitted, and Promethean Fire
by Rhys Loggins

A company known for its energy and humor fallas flat in some areas but excells in others during this incredibly demanding program.

BWW Reviews: The Martha Graham Company, Cave of the Heart, Errand and Night Journey
by Rhys Loggins

Three classic Martha Graham ballets are revitalized by this world class modern dance company.

BWW Reviews: New York City Ballet Presents Peter Martins' Ambitious Staging of THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
by Rhys Loggins

An ambitious staging of a timeless classic, City Ballet's production of the Sleeping Beauty is a mixed bag of dancing and story telling.

BWW Reviews: An Afternoon with Robbins, Peck and Balanchine NYCB, 2/2
by Rhys Loggins

A glimpse into the work of an promising new choreographer, Justin Peck, alongside two NYCB treasures Glass Pieces and Vienna Waltzes.

BWW Dance Reviews: TSCHAIKOVSKY CELEBRATION, NYCB Season Premiere 1/15
by Rhys Loggins

What better way for the New York City Ballet to begin a new season than with a night of Balanchine/Tschaikovsky ballets that highlight exactly what the company has become known for throughout the years? Beginning its 2013 winter season with a four week venture that the company has dubbed a "Tschaikovsky Celebration", I had the pleasure of attending the opening night on January 15th, when a sold out house came out to greet one of New York's most treasured artistic institutions.