Category: Dance

[ad_1] We’ve officially made it past the audition round on this season of “So You Think You Can Dance,” but that doesn’t mean that...

[ad_1] Sign up for a musical theater dance class and you’ll likely see a familiar mix of isolations and high kicks, shoulder rolls and...

[ad_1] The groundbreaking musical La Cage aux Folles opened on Broadway 40 years ago last August. As part of the anniversary celebrations, members of...

[ad_1] This summer, breaking will make its Olympic debut at the 2024 Paris games, and b-girl Sunny Choi is ready to make history. In...

[ad_1] Last night was the final round of solo auditions on “So You Think You Can Dance,” and it’s safe to say the competition...

[ad_1] JaQuel Knight has squeezed so many genres of dance into the long-awaited revival of The Wiz—fresh off a pre-Broadway national tour, and opening...

[ad_1] Pacific Northwest Ballet goes through roughly 2,000 pairs of pointe shoes per year. New York City Ballet uses 500 pairs per month during...

[ad_1] Emma Portner came pretty close to becoming a scientist. That was a few years ago, when the contemporary wunderkind needed a break from...

[ad_1] by Matteo Morelli | On-Ice Photo by Robin Ritoss Czech Republic’s Kateřina Mrázková and Daniel Mrázek are last year’s Junior World Champions, with...

[ad_1] What happens when a theater-loving choreographer and a dance-loving director work together on a musical? Broadway gets an answer on March 19, when...

[ad_1] Ana María Alvarez didn’t always imagine herself ending up back on campus. “I’ve had a love–hate relationship with the academy,” says Alvarez, the...

[ad_1] Share Tweet Share Share Email Ariel Rivka Dance, known for its emotive and vulnerable choreography, announces its Annual Spring Season at New York Live Arts, March...

[ad_1] Ask competition judges which style they adjudicate the most, and they’ll likely say “contemporary.” It is an absolutely packed category at most events....

[ad_1] Share Tweet Share Share Email In ballet training, it’s not just about the pliés and grand jetés. Yes, proper and age-appropriate technique is...

[ad_1] When Traequan Middleton was growing up in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens, New York, it wasn’t unusual for him to corral his friends...

[ad_1] What is it like to be a plus-size dancer today? Complicated. Diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts have raised awareness about exclusionary practices in...

[ad_1] Share Tweet Share Share Email Boston Opera House, Boston, MA.February 25, 2024. World-building is commonly discussed in the art forms of literature, film...

[ad_1] It’s the second day of auditions in Los Angeles, and the search for America’s Favorite Dancer is on. So in case you missed...

[ad_1] If music usually dictates dance’s rhythm, what happens when the melody falls silent? Dancers rely on music for many things. Practically, a score...

[ad_1] Share Tweet Share Share Email When you travel to Illinoise, you don’t know what you’re going to get – but you can rest...