Pointe: What’s Ahead for Ballet Companies in the Age of COVID-19?
By Avichai Scher 12 August 2020 Let’s be frank: No one knows what’s ahead for the performing arts in the U.S. With COVID-19 forcing the cancellation of nearly a year […]
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The New Yorker: In the Gendered Economy, Women Are Perpetual Debtors
By Nora Caplan-Bricker 10 August 2020 Women make up nearly nine in ten nurses, more than eight in ten home health aides, and more than two-thirds of grocery-store cashiers. In other […]
Dance Australia: Dancers without borders: Danielle Rowe
By Geraldine Higginson 16 December 2019 Former Australian Ballet principal is working up a fury in San Francisco. Some dancers have a set list of goals from a young age, […]
The Guardian: An Evening with Scottish Ballet review – masked dancers leap into digital
By Lyndsey Winship 10 August 2020 As a gallant effort to keep the show on the road (or the screen) despite the cancellation of this summer’s edition, Edinburgh international festival […]
amNew York: Harlem dancer takes on ‘The Call’ to stop racial biases in healthcare
By Emily Davenport 11 August 2020 Dancer and activist Ingrid Silva is taking on women’s issues and empowering women in the process through her New York City-based organization. Born in […]
EGAL: Transforming Business Beyond COVID-19: An Equity Fluent Leadership Playbook
Read Parts 1-3 of the Playbook here.
Yahoo Finance: Misty Copeland: Coronavirus will impact ballet for ‘years to come’
By Max Zahn with Andy Serwer 5 August 2020 While the spread of the coronavirus continues to devastate the performing arts, fans and experts are targeting a return next year […]
Dayton Daily News: Dayton Dance Initiative’s free virtual performance takes dance into the light
By Libby Ballengee 7 August 2020 When the Dayton Dance Initiative’s second annual live performance was canceled in May, there was an obvious sense of disappointment. The professional dancers who […]
New York Times: In Her Words: For Three Suffragists, a Monument Well Past Due
By Alisha Haridasani Gupta 6 August 2020 Across the country, monuments honoring racist figures are being defaced and toppled. In New York’s Central Park, one statue is taking shape that […]
Dance Magazine: Op-Ed: Where is Your Outrage? Where is Your Support?
By Theresa Ruth Howard 01 June 2020 For the last five years the dance world, and specifically the ballet world, has been enrolled in the mission to understand and implement […]
