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July 8, 2022
/0 Comments/in Global Update: Bailey's Blog/by dancedataOona Doherty, Maud Le Pladec, Dada Masilo for Festival d’Avignon, Dana Genshaft for The Washington Ballet – Program: NEXTsteps, Ina Christel Johannessen for Danish Dance Theater – Program: Roaring Twenties, Micaela Taylor for Acosta Danza at The Royal Opera House – Program: Spectrum, Hope Boykin for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago – Series: Elements […]
July 1, 2022
/0 Comments/in Global Update: Bailey's Blog/by dancedataMarina Sánchez for Ballet Nacional de Sodre – Program: Gala de Ballet, Francesca Lattuada, Ina Lesnakowski, and Elena Kekkou for Fondazione Nazionale Della Danza & Aterballetto – Program: An Ideal City/MicroDanze, Kimberly Bartosik for American Dance Festival – Program: Footprints, Jennifer Archibald for Milwaukee Ballet – Program: Originals, Mollie Sansone Sidra Bell, and Windship Boyd for Nashville Ballet – Program: Attitude: Anthology, Suzanne Haug for Eugene Ballet – Program: BOLD […]
DANCE DATA PROJECT® ANNOUNCES 2022 INDUSTRY RANKING REPORT ON U.S. BALLET COMPANIES
/0 Comments/in DDP Announcements/by dancedataDance Data Project® (DDP) today released its expanded annual Largest 150 U.S. Ballet & Classically Based Companies & Financial Scope of the Industry. The Report provides a national ranking based on company expenditures. DDP utilized publicly available Form 990s, supplemented by self-reporting and verification from companies directly as well as a bespoke proprietary algorithm gathering data directly from IRS websites for the FY 2020 report. DDP examined a total of 188 companies, a 49% increase from last year’s Report.
“Last year, DDP expanded coverage of the Largest 50 U.S. ballet companies to include the Next 50. In 2022, we have taken our reporting one step further, widening our scope to rank 150 total ballet companies, with the lower-budgeted organizations falling into the Additional 50 category. This is largely due to the help of innovative data scraping tools,” said Rebecca Ferrell, Dance Data Project® Research Lead & Programming Consultant.
June 24, 2022
/0 Comments/in Global Update: Bailey's Blog/by dancedataNancy Paradis & Claudia Scheier for Richmond Ballet – Program: Program 3 New Works Festival, Lucinda Childs, Chanon Judson, and Bobbi Jene Smith for Kaatsbaan Culture Park Fall Festival, Liliana Barros & Emilie Leriche for Nederlands Dans Theater 2 – Program: Up & Coming Choreographers
Caili Quan & Stephanie Martinez for Sacramento Ballet – Program: Emergence, Sharon Eyal for Staatsballett Berlin – Program: Ekman/Eyal, Katarzyna Kozielska for the Estonian National Ballet – Program: Black/White […]
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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