NEW YORK -- It was called "A Light Conversation," and so of course most of it involved a long-winded discourse on Kierkegaard. A little postmodern jab in the ribs, that. (We get it!) But if this collaboration between the two dancer-choreographers Wally Cardona and Rahel Vonmoos last week at Joyce SoHo's intimate black-box theater started out as a dense exercise in confusion, it unfolded into a revealing exploration of solitude and partnership, and a satisfying synthesis of both. Kierkegaard, the gloomy Danish philosopher and father of existentialism, ... (more)