Dance Magazine: If the World Cup Champions Were Dancers, Here’s What Style They’d Do
Ever wondered which soccer stars would play which role in dance? Check out Dance Magazine’s take on their blog!
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Wall Street Journal: A Popular Women’s World Cup Raises Pressure for More Prize Money
So many parallels to ballet, including investing in marketing and promotion in the soccer world.
New York Times: The Dominance of the White Male Critic
Conversations about our monuments, museums, screens and stages have the same blind spots as our political discourse.
Four Companies Announce Upcoming Seasons – With Highly Inclusive Seasons from ABT and Hubbard Street
DDP records new seasons as they are announced, and the most recent additions to our database include some inclusive seasons.
WHY AREN’T WOMEN ADVANCING MORE IN CORPORATE AMERICA?
Women aren’t advancing like men professionally.
BalletX: Meet the Creative Team Behind ‘The Little Prince’!
BalletX presents Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s The Little Prince this summer.
New York Times: Obama Signs Equal-Pay Legislation
By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG 29 January 2009 WASHINGTON — President Obama signed his first bill into law on Thursday, approving equal-pay legislation that he said would “send a clear message that making our economy […]
Dance Magazine: Brooklyn Mack Thought It Was a Prank When ABT Asked Him to Guest—and Now He’s Dancing the Opening Night of Le Corsaire
A rising star freelance dancer will make his debut guesting as a lead w/ ABT. English National Ballet follows suit.
Philanthropy Women: Time and Space to Create: Ways Funders Can Help Women Artists
By Julia Travers 27 June 2019 Being a working artist is demanding. Most artists hold other jobs to support themselves, which limits their studio time. “It’s a cycle. You don’t […]
New York Times: Female Choreographers Take Center Stage in Ballet Theatre’s Fall Season
The company will give world premieres of ballets by Twyla Tharp and Gemma Bond, and the New York premiere of a Jessica Lang work.
