Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by An oral history project, “Planting Seeds,” considers the history and impact of an American Dance Festival program to train dancers in China. By Brian ...
Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by A trip through the archives on the Dance Division’s 75th anniversary shows how its history reflects the arc of American dance in the 20th century. By ...
A body that does not fake gravity, the impact of bare feet striking the floorA dull, heavy thud echoed through the wooden ...
In a bare Manhattan studio last week ten very serious young women worked like demons night & day, flinging themselves into the air, jumping frogwise, stomping, crouching, twisting their torsos. All ...
Alvin Ailey’s performing arts transcend the traditional boundaries of dance. The seminal dancer and choreographer created a living history of movement imbued with cultural memory and personal ...
Houston's modern-dance companies are facing a shortage of dancers next season. The city's choreographers frequently share dancers, and the more active the scene, the more difficult performers are to ...
Admit it. If you were anywhere near a theater as a kid, you have these weak moments. Say, when the humidity's low, the air's cool, the windows are open, and you're happily vacuuming the living room; ...
Call them dances to spring. The winter has been largely subdued, with some plants, trees and mosses never succumbing to the chill. That is the same sort of freshness, vitality and perseverance that ...
Charlottesville’s performing arts scene is rich and varied, with ballet, opera, and theater offering audiences classic works ...
During the summer of 2020, dance activism went viral in support of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. Dance scholars, activists, and practitioners began to choreograph, organize, and document the ...
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