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- Hanne Tierney's String Theory by Alexis Sottile Published: October 30th 2001, The Village Voice
- ↑ Art in Review; 'Man, the Flower of All Flesh' by Holland Cotter Published: May 6, 2005, New York Times
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- Hanne Tierney Puppet Performance at Five Myles by John DeWind Published: October 1, 2019, Nostrand Avenue Improvement Association
- ↑ Feats of abandon and ambiguity By Karen Campbell, Globe Correspondent, April 8, 2008 Boston Globe
- ↑ http://www.cherrylanetheatre.org/programs/celebrating-black-playwrights/ Celebrating Black Playwrights Cherry Lane Theatre
- ↑ Maryland Dance Ensemble, Fall 2009 - Friday, December 4, and Saturday, December 5, 2009 MSPAL Previews . UM Department of Dance, UM Libraries
- ↑ Going Viral The Dance Enthusiast
- ↑ Get ready for Somerville Arts Council Dancing in the Streets May 11, 2014, The Somerville News Weekly
- ↑ Nominations Announced for 58th Annual Drama Desk Awards by Andrew Gans Published: April 29, 2013, Playbill
- ↑ Collaboration and Performance: an Interview with Jane Wang By Chelsea Coon Published November 29, 2018, Big Red and Shiny
- ↑ "60x60 CD (2006-2007) - Vox Novus - the new voice in contemporary music".