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 […]
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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 […]
Dance Data Project®’s New Sexual Assault Prevention Resources Featured in LA Dance Chronicle
17 May 2021 By Nancy Dobbs Owen The dance world is undergoing a reckoning and one of the voices leading the way is President & Founder of Dance Data Project® […]
Broadway World: Pacific Northwest Ballet Announces 2021-22 Season
Notes from DDP: This is how to move forward post pandemic, with interesting new work and both existing commissions and world premieres from women choreographers. Congrats to Hubbard Street Dance […]
Dance Data Project® Announces 2021 “Largest 50 Report” on U.S. Ballet Companies
Dance Data Project® today announced today released Part 1 of its annual “Largest 50” analysis of United States ballet companies. DDP has also greatly expanded its research scope, surveying a total of 126 U.S. ballet companies,* an increase of 70% from 74 companies surveyed in 2020.
Broadway World: Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Unveils Its 2021-2022 Season
DDP is pleased to see Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre‘s new season announcement, which includes an all-women choreographic evening. DDP Founder & President Liza Yntema is proud to support Azsure Barton‘s work. […]
