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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Kaitlin Washburn

Chicago’s DisFest showcases the wide-ranging work of artists with disabilities

Ladonna Freidheim, left, and Jorge Niedas, right, dance the tango at Chicago’s inaugural DisFest on Saturday at the Chicago Cultural Center. (Kaitlin Washburn/Sun-Times)

At the inaugural DisFest on Saturday at the Chicago Cultural Center, Robby Lee Williams moved with grace as he glided across the floor with his dance partner Tatiana Castañeda, lifting and spinning her as they performed a duet.

Named “Boyh,” the piece explores the intimacy of caretaking for a partner with a disability through choreography by Julia Cox at MOMENTA and set to music performed by a string quartet and piano.

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