In our three-part series, How to navigate your European audition tour, Dance Informa speaks with three American artists who are living the...
Artists benefit from surrounding themselves with art. Inspiration for their own practice often comes from the art they immerse themselves in, and...
Many American dancers dream of dancing and living in Europe. The culture is rich, the arts are more supported, and dance jobs...
In past editions of Dance Informa, Fran Kirmser gave readers an inside scoop on how to Make Dance Your Business and the...
You’re sitting in a grand theater, watching your peers perform beautifully. Or maybe you’re scrolling Instagram and their opening night pictures fill...
Many dance artists who decide to pursue their MFA have already established professional careers, which can often be difficult to step away...
As school is well underway and vacations end, there is still one season that studios and dancers look forward to — competition...
Competition season is upon us and for many, that means increased pressure — pressure to perform, pressure to win, even pressure not...
Lately, I’ve been thinking about the many possible meanings of the word “improvisation” in relation to dance. On the one hand, improv...
Starting a professional career in dance is thrilling but knowing where to start can be stressful. To help young professionals start their...
Fran Kirmser knew at a young age she wanted to dance. She trained throughout her youth and went on to dance professionally...
Summer is here, and you may have a summer dance intensive coming up that you’re super excited for. Intensives are a wonderful...
Next up in our series, Casting in the age of the cloud, is about the ballad of the overkill and not submitting more...
We’ve all been there: you get cut at an audition, you don’t get the role that you want, you don’t get into...
Let’s talk about virtual auditions. They started as a necessity out of the pandemic, and thankfully served as a way to keep our industry...
“The show must go on” — it’s perhaps the most quintessential performing arts adage. Yet, human beings aren’t machines. Yes, we as...
Acquiring an O-1B artist visa in the United States can seem challenging, scary and mysterious. Dance Informa recently had the opportunity to...
Part One Life has its seasons — shifting practicalities and needs leading us in different directions. Dance is a pursuit calling for...
Next up in our series, Casting in the age of the cloud, is about cutting to the chase. There was a time, years...
Many beginner acro students complain of headaches in class. Luckily, as students progress through their acro dance education, this side effect will...
Auditions. Does anyone really like them? Who knows, but they are a huge part of being a dancer. As more live auditions...
LA/NY-based Movement Director/Choreographer Zoe Rappaport launches Mentorship 4 Dancers: A 12-Week Online/In-Person Course to Deepen your Artistry and Creative Entrepreneurship. To have...