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All posts tagged "David Howard"
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25Feature ArticlesSaki Masuda on wearing many hats this holiday season
Saki Masuda performs in the Ensemble of A Christmas Carol – The Musical, playing at The Argyle Theatre in Long Island, NY,...
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4.7KFeature ArticlesMaking ballet class accessible and affordable: NYC $5 Community Ballet
In 2015, Mira Cook, like anyone facing a problem, could either live with it or take charge with a solution. Since moving...
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4.0KDance Studio OwnerSpotlight on the Teacher: Ginger Thatcher
We are dancers. Maybe we’re born that way, maybe we fall into the art form and it becomes our passion. And with...
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8.5KDance Studio OwnerLet there be light: Ballet teacher Noriko Hara brightens the NYC dance scene
If Cheers is the place where everybody knows your name, New York City’s Steps on Broadway is the place where everybody knows...
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7.5KFeature ArticlesNew MFA in Dance program launches in Missouri this fall
A new dance-focused graduate degree program is coming to the midwest this year. Last month, the Performing Arts Department (PAD) in Arts...
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20.3K1Feature ArticlesNYC: To Move or Not to Move?
For many dancers, New York City is the city of dreams. It’s the home of Broadway, of Lincoln Center, of the Radio...
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8.3KFeature ArticlesSteps on Broadway Directors Reflect on the Past & Look to the Future
By Stephanie Wolf and Deborah Searle of Dance Informa. The casual passerby crossing 75th Street at Broadway in Manhattan likely won’t turn...
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12.5K4Feature ArticlesMoving to NYC for Dance
How Four Dancers Did It and You Can, Too By Laura Di Orio of Dance Informa. New York City: a dance hub...
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5.6KFeature ArticlesA Special Tribute to David Howard
By Michele Wiles, Co-Founder, Artistic Director and Principal Dancer of Ballet Next. For hundreds of dancers, ballet lovers and ballet students, David Howard...
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10.5KFeature ArticlesA Look at Dance Class Accompanists
By Laura Di Orio of Dance Informa. Some things seem like they cannot exist without another. Dance and music are a prime...
