New York Times: At City Ballet, Two Cheers for Pam Tanowitz
Brian Seibert discusses Pam Tanowitz’s commission by the NYCB.
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Brian Seibert discusses Pam Tanowitz’s commission by the NYCB.
The company’s spring gala on Thursday was the first to be presided over by new leadership who hope diversity, gender equality and modernized programming will mark a new era.
This retelling of Rudolf Nureyev’s escape to the west survives some flat acting thanks to David Hare’s nuanced script
She may be the busiest woman in dance, with commission after commission, including “Bartok Ballet” for New York City Ballet.
Pam Tanowitz one of the featured choreographers at NYCB, making her debut with the company.
A company led by a female executive director and visionary Carlos Acosta, BRB travels to London.
Ballet Kelowna feature male work reimagined by female choreographers.
Female dancers have the qualities for success.
The DDP team is interviewed for Classic Chicago Magazine.
DDP Founder Liza Yntema featured on Philanthropy Women blog.
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"The Devil Ties My Tongue" by Amy Seiwert performed for the SKETCH Series, 2013. Photo by David DeSilva. Courtesy of Amy Seiwert's Imagery