The Walrus: When Male Runners Lose to Women
Conventional wisdom has long asserted men outperform women in long-distance races. Ultramarathon results prove that assumption wrong.
Entries by dancedata
Wall Street Journal – Australia Festival at the Joyce Review: Down-Under Disappointments
A series of dance bills from Aussie groups proved to be, at best, of pleasant, passing interest.
The Times: Pam Tanowitz’s Four Quartets: poetry in motion
Pam Tanowitz is praised by The Times.
New York Times: Caught in the Middle of #MeToo: Unions That Represent Accusers and Accused
A union meant to protect dancers is also bringing back a controversial figure to NYCB.
The Guardian: Dances with Jacqueline Du Pré and Dante in the Royal Ballet’s new season
Highlights of the new season include a ballet by Cathy Marston about cellist Jacqueline du Pré, and Wayne McGregor’s take on the Divine Comedy.
Ciston PR Newswire: World Premiere Of Dance Theatre Of Harlem’s New Ballet “Passage” Commemorates The Collision Of Three Cultures In 1619 Virginia
Ballet Commissioned by Virginia’s 2019 Commemoration, American Evolution, in Partnership with Virginia Arts Festival, is Inspired by the 400th Anniversary of Formative 1619 Virginia Events that Shaped Today’s America.
Arts Professional: Is it time for quotas?
Having recently announced that South East Dance is to produce an all-female dance programme, Cath James discusses the complex issue of gender quotas.
Broadway World: Choreographer Jennifer Archibald’s ARCH DANCE Comes to Baruch Performing Arts Center
More work from Jennifer Archibald is featured in the news this summer.
Shropshire Star: ‘Why shouldn’t Peter be a girl?’: The cast of Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Peter and the Wolf talk ahead of Wolverhampton, Birmingham and Shrewsbury shows
It’s one of classical music’s most familiar pieces, a childhood favourite which introduces many a fascinated youngster to the wonders of the orchestra.
