InfiniteBody Blog: It’s also okay to take time to grieve.
17 March 2020 By Eva Yaa Asantewaa Hey, friend! How are you doing? How are you faring in this new reality? Me? It’s different from moment to moment, day to […]
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Ellevest: Nothing Bad Happens When Women Have More Money
Ellevest’s What the Elle Newsletter covers a common misconception and fear – that more money in women’s pockets means less money in men’s.
Dance Magazine: The Dance Performances That Have Gone Online
By Jennifer Stahl 16 March 2020 As COVID-19 shuts down schools and businesses across the world, just about every upcoming dance performance has been canceled. That means dancers who’ve spent […]
DANCE DATA PROJECT® MARKS EQUAL PAY DAY WITH RELEASE OF LATEST STUDY, REVEALS PERSISTENT GENDER INEQUITY AMONG TOP U.S. DANCE COMPANY LEADERSHIP
DDP has released our second annual Artistic and Executive Leadership Report today on Equal Pay Day. The report shows persistent inequity in pay among artistic directors of the “Top 50” U.S. ballet companies.
The Fan Carpet: BalletBoyz To Present Deluxe For BBC Four TV Premiere And Online Screening To Launch Sadler’s Wells Facebook Premieres Series
26 March 2020 BALLETBOYZ NEW SHOW DELUXE TO AIR ON BBC FOUR FOR THE BBC CULTURE IN QUARANTINE FESTIVAL AND TO BE SCREENED ONLINE TOMORROW EVENING TO LAUNCH SADLER’S WELLS […]
Vogue: The Australian Ballet’s Alice Topp on the cancellation of Volt and why you have to see it when it returns
By Alexia Petsinis 23 March 2020 Only a few days after its Melbourne premiere, The Australian Ballet announced that Volt— its latest contemporary offering—will have its season cancelled as nation-wide precautionary measures are […]
New York Times: Royal Ballet and Liam Scarlett Part Ways After an Investigation
By Alex Marshall 24 March 2020 LONDON — The British choreographer Liam Scarlett on Monday left his position as the Royal Ballet’s artist-in-residence, after an investigation into accusations of sexual misconduct with […]
The Oklahoman: Coronavirus in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City Ballet moves triple bill including world-premiere OKC bombing tribute to new dates and venue
Robert Mills takes appropriate steps to protect his dancers and the public, while also permitting the show to go on.
Phoenix New Times Female Gaze: Women Artists Have Something to Say at SMoCA
When it comes to gender equity, American museums aren’t doing great.
Dance Magazine: Kathryn Morgan Opens Up About Body Image in Ballet
By Kathleen McGuire 13 March 2020 Kathryn Morgan is on a mission to change the dance field. The Miami City Ballet soloist and March Dance Magazine cover star appeared on the “Today” Show on February […]
