7 beginner-friendly dance classes in London you'll love
Dance is an incredible way to keep fit. Here are some beginner classes you can try in London, whatever style you’re interested in. [...]
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National Endowment for the Humanities Awards Covid Relief Grants
The New York Public Library, the USS Constitution Museum in Boston and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation in Charlottesville, Va., are among more than [...]
‘I Feel an Abundance’: A Composer Dips Into the Dance World
“Arrghh, the pressure!” exclaimed the composer Lido Pimienta, after being told that she and the choreographer Andrea Miller were the first all-female team [...]
Balanchine, the Teacher: ‘I Pushed Everybody’
The setting is a ballet class, and the year is 1974. George Balanchine throws up his arms in exasperation at the sight of [...]
Together and in Person: Everybody Dance Now
The pandemic brought dance to a halt on multiple fronts, shutting down not only theaters but also the spaces where dancers train. Alongside [...]
Not Just Going Through the Motions
Marking is a dancer’s secret weapon. Think of it as going through the motions of choreography without actually performing it. As the hands [...]
What They Really Want to Do Is Choreograph …
When star dancers retire, it’s always a little sad. And if those dancers are still in their prime, fans can feel an especially [...]
Oklahoma’s Gift to Ballet: The Five Moons Ballerinas
At the first Oklahoma Indian Ballerina Festival, in 1957, its founder, Moscelyne Larkin, danced Myrtha in Act Two of “Giselle” and Maria Tallchief [...]
A Supernatural Dance Explorer’s Art and Wanderings
BERLIN — In a scene from his video installation “The Wanderer,” the artist Choy Ka Fai, having traveled thousands of miles to a [...]
Patricia Wilde, Ballerina Showcased by Balanchine, Dies at 93
Patricia Wilde, a principal dancer known for her speed and daring as a member of George Balanchine’s New York City Ballet in its [...]