Dance teachers give, give, give. They share their knowledge, passion and joy, which become not only necessary as we grow technically as...
Aussie dancer Mitch Wynter recently opened up about what it’s like to be a part of the Australian dance industry. A member...
For me, the past year has been filled with every dancer’s worst nightmare: injury. I herniated a disc in my lower back...
A new YouTube Red drama series entitled Step Up: High Water was announced in June. With much fanfare, it was reported by...
From August to October, various natural disasters devastated different corners of the U.S., from the wildfires in California to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma...
Social media – there’s no denying that it’s an omnipresent and powerful force in the world of 2017. It facilitates advertising, social...
The State Ballet of Rhode Island (SBRI) is celebrating an incredible accomplishment that very few regional ballet companies have the privilege of...
Just about no one will deny that our world feels incredibly divided right now. Geo-political and intercultural tensions can seem to rise...
Ten chairs, five flavorful courses, a little sparkling wine and one… ballet dancer? That’s the distinctive recipe behind 10 Chairs NYC, the...
Dance, in its myriad forms, is the creative connection that artists and performers strive to forge with an audience. But just as...
On November 6, Abanar Dance Company presented the premiere screening of Salt Water, a dance film directed and choreographed by Abe Abraham. The...
Get out the dressing robes, prepare the confetti, don your best slacks and feather headdresses; you’ve got a show to do. And...
Heading to a convention can be such a valuable opportunity for growing dancers. You can take tons of classes from just about...
He’s a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet; she’s a musical theater performer in the busy audition-gig-audition-gig circuit. But together,...
When tragedy strikes, often there are those who step up. When Hurricane Harvey swept through Texas this past August, CharLee Hanna-Rule and...
Given that dance teaching is mostly a live experience, conducted in real time and space, with real, sweating bodies, how can a...
When little ones in ballet slippers dream of one day taking the stage as Sugar Plum Fairy or the Cavalier, they have...
For years, Los Angeles has been a hot bed for commercial dance. Dancers flocked there for work in music videos, television and...
It’s that time of year – time to get ready for dance competition and convention season! Where will you compete, learn, grow...
Even dancers who train regularly need additional cardio and strength training, and many non-dancers are looking for a way to get the...
Moving for your career is a common process that many people experience. What is not all that common is moving across the...
Dancers seem to be universally committed, dedicated and hard-working. An upcoming technically challenging role can keep them up at night, or they...