Dance Magazine

"This technically stunning company performed choreography shaped by Wynne's years of working with state theaters and ballet companies in Germany and the Netherlands."

The Philadelphia Inquirer

"Wynne's Flying Man was a genuine surprise.... I was won over by the originality and the precision of (the) dancers' gestures..."

The Philadelphia Inquirer

"......the audience was treated to a big, enjoyable work, inventive in it's movement and staging..........Wynne deployed his large company with authority."

The Houston Chronicle

"(The company's maturity level was) apparent in the thematic depth of the choreography and the relevance of highly inventive props....The ensemble, although small, was cohesive.... Wynne's choreography incorporated compelling patterns and groupings....  I was struck by the quietness..."

The Kansas City Star

The strongest piece of the evening was Crossroads. (The dancers) executed this piece with finesse. By juxtaposing somber religious chants with pulsating percussion music and playful sauntering with lyrical moves of submission, Wynne achieved a level of spiritual struggle and subsequent rejoicing..."

Ticket

" ...one of the most exciting new dance companies in the region." 
 
Prism Magazine

Wynne's group is a real live honest-to-gosh modern dance company, following fast in the wake of Alvin Ailey's and Paul Taylor's world famous troupes. This is the real deal."

Mike Stack, US Senator 

"In an age in which dance is frequently overshadowed by baser and simpler art forms capable of being more easily mass-marketed, the continued presence of an outlet for modern dance by Stephen Wynne is a unique and valuable cultural resource"

Bill Bissell, Program Director, Dance Advance

Mr. Wynne's vision for the company is one that applies high technical standards of dance practice."

Philadelphia City Paper

…riveting movement engagingly performed by himself, Aaron Chen, Emmi Chen, Abigail West and Britta Wynne."

Cool Cleveland

“Skirting the Heart”, choreographed by Stephen Wynne articulates some deep thoughts in a theatrically effective manner. See this dance and find yourself rethinking your ideas of what dance can “talk” about.