The New York Times: Lesbians in Ballet: ‘Has Anyone Like Me Ever Walked These Halls?’
1 June 2021 By Siobhan Burke As a teenage ballet student in the 1990s, Katy Pyle had no interest in dating: not boys, not girls, not anyone. A serious love […]
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DDP Talks To…Emily Hartka and Sara Clayborne, Co-Directors of Charlottesville Ballet
DDP Talks To…Sara Clayborne and Emily Hartka, Co-Directors of Charlottesville Ballet
The Body: Dancing Towards the Dream of Asian Representation
By Juan Michael Porter II 28 May 2021 Last year, Phil Chan and Georgina Pazcoguin—the founders of Final Bow For Yellowface, an initiative created to eliminate offensive stereotypes of Asians […]
DDP Talks To…Anne Maher, Artistic Director of Ballet Ireland
DDP Talks To…Anne Maher, Artistic Director of Ballet Ireland
The New York Times: Louvre Gets Its First Female Leader in 228 Years
26 May 2021 By Elaine Sciolino and Alex Marshall Move over, Mona Lisa. You may be about to have competition as the most-talked-about woman in the Louvre. For the first […]
DDP Featured in Turning Pointe by Chloe Angyal
A reckoning with one of our most beloved art forms, whose past and present are shaped by gender, racial, and class inequities—and a look inside the fight for its future […]
CNBC: U.S. moms working full-time are paid $0.75 for every dollar paid to fathers, leading to devastating economic losses
5 May 2021 By Courtney Connley In the United States, mothers working full-time, year-round make an average of just $0.75 for every dollar paid to full-time working fathers, according to […]
