Next up in our series, Casting in the age of the cloud, is about being proactive. When I was young, I liked...
A superb pair of pointe shoes can help you dance your best. When you find the perfect pair, it feels magical. So,...
Have you ever packed for a trip, thought you were all set, and then remembered a few less obvious items to add?...
At a certain point in their career, many dancers get an agent — to help them book work, to advocate for them...
Ballet summer intensives are a fantastic experience. There is nothing better than getting an acceptance letter from your dream school. You get...
Next up in our series, Casting in the age of the cloud, is about reading and following directions when submitting online material....
Unions are having a moment, as they say, in the United States. In the arts, that union activity includes the SAG-AFTRA and...
Dance Informa continues the three-part series, How to navigate your European audition tour, where we hear from three American dancers who are...
Pointe is a significant milestone in the life of any ballet dancer, marking their accomplishment in training. The typical image that comes...
With the holiday season upon us, it can be a stressful time on and off the dance floor. For many dancers and...
The cadenzas of the harps, the scamper of tiny mice feet and the smell of rosin mixed with grease paint – you...
Going hard in the studio and performing, and then weeks or months off: that’s the dance sector phenomenon of layoffs, one that...
Pointe shoe shopping has always reminded me of Harry Potter shopping for his first wand. There’s a big wall filled with long boxes stacked...
“You look great – you must have lost weight!” It’s a fairly common compliment (or at least something meant as a compliment)....
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...
As school is well underway and vacations end, there is still one season that studios and dancers look forward to — competition...
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...