“… Karl Anderson and Carolyn Hall – both vivid, arresting dancers…”
Janice Steinberg, The San Diego Union-Tribune (2002)
In the work of Allyson Green

“… Karl Anderson, Erika Kinetz, and Tom O’Connor have timing and power to spare.”
Elizabeth Zimmer, The Village Voice (1999)
In the work of Molly Rabinowitz

“Anderson’s great little scratch-yourself dance just before grandma’s demise is both funny and sweet.”
Deborah Jowitt, The Village Voice (1991)
In the work of Stephanie Skura

“…Karl Anderson, a dark angel of a dancer …”
Jennifer Dunning, The New York Times (1990)
In the work of David Dorfman

“Karl Anderson still enters very late with a dazzlingly fluid display of tumbles and rolls and jumps.”
Deborah Jowitt, The Village Voice (1990)
In the work of Stephanie Skura

“Pride of place among Skura’s fine performers went to a splendid Karl Anderson.”
Charles Jurrist, Daily News (1989)
In the work of Stephanie Skura

“…Karl Anderson’s tremendous jumps and stretches have a more feline strength …”
Deborah Jowitt, The Village Voice (1989)
In the work of Stephanie Skura

“… and Karl Anderson, who interestingly combined wild gymnastics with the inscrutability of a poker player.”
Jennifer Dunning, The New York Times (1988)
In the work of Merian Soto

“The dancers are as strong a group as you will fine in San Francisco.”
Marilyn Tucker, The San Francisco Chronicle (1986)
In the work of Joe Goode