"I have not seen all of the many dances Bill T. Jones has made over the years, but I've seen a lot of them, and the oddly titled "Blind Date" is the best I've encountered."
- John Rockwell, The New York Times, 9.23.05

"A portrait of his multicultural company, which includes dancers from Turkey, China and Mexico, who explore their national identities in monologues and dance solos, "Blind Date" offers a vision of social harmony in which different peoples share the same space."
- Robert Johnson, The Star-Ledger, 9.23.05

"There was a cool, intellectual approach to form along with… hot content, and that was really different. But they also had another value they expressed early on, and that was a real gusto about making it."
- Deborah Jowitt, quoted by Ginia Bellafante, The New York Times, 9.18.05

"(Another Evening) has the dizzying feel of a dream, its movements suggesting things that we can't quite hear and so must leave to our brains and hearts to decipher."
- Orla Swift, The News & Observer, 7.16.05

"(Jones) certainly will leave a high-water mark in modern dance."
- Susan Broili, The Herald-Sun, 7.16.05

"We should know by now that every muscle of (Jones') body, honed to sculptural perfection, works in service to his meaty, fluid, sinuous, evocative choreography."
- Camille LeFevre, Star Tribune, 6.4.05

"Some choreographers are born dancemakers whose genius manifests in the steps themselves. And some choreographers are geniuses who just happen to choose dance for their primary mode of expression. Bill T. Jones is of the latter variety, and the dance world is fortunate to have him."
- Rachel Howard, San Francisco Chronicle, 5.21.05

"…when [as in this solo], his body and mind are on the same wavelength, no contemporary soloist reaches further into the heart of dance."
- Lewis Segal, Los Angeles Times, 4.4.05

"Jones' dancers continue to rank among the finest anywhere. While no two are remotely alike - with sizes and shapes ranging from all over the board - they all share a velvety propulsion, razor-sharp technique and a stage presence that's close to majesty."
- Sarah Kaufman, The Washington Post, 11.1.97

"Bill T. Jones is a dancer abundantly blessed with musicality. Whether he is poised in classical ballet positions or sashaying about in a quick vaudeville buck-and-wing, he appears to find the best movement for the right moment."
- Richard Christiansen, Chicago Tribune, 4.23.00