"It's easy to see tap dance as monochromatic- yet variety is what makes Mark Yonally's new company, which consists of him and nine women, appealing. It's not surprising that in his choreography Yonally uses such musical principles as canon, unison, and syncopation. But add the visual interest of the dancers' arrangements on stage and their interactions, whether they're looking over their shoulders at a solitary figure or leaning together in a companionable group, and you get a satisfying mix of aural pleasures and the emotional pull of dance theater. An intimate, heart-rattling experience."