Montclair Local: DANCE REVIEW: MARTHA GRAHAM COMPANY LOOKS BOTH WAYS
A revolutionary dance company founded by a woman continues to impress.
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A revolutionary dance company founded by a woman continues to impress.
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A new director shakes up the institution with moves such as showing only works by women and acquiring overlooked artists
The National Ballet of Canada’s intriguing mixed program highlights the company’s technical and artistic strengths — and Karen Kain’s programming genius.
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa is commissioned for a new world premiere at the Dutch National Ballet.
A Maryland-based entrepreneur discusses the need for more dance education for young African American girls as the paradigm shifts with stars like Misty Copeland at ABT.
Northern Kentucky University counts itself among the colleges supporting women in their endeavor to choreograph.
Chicago celebrates the legacy of black dance in the city this week.
Smuin Ballet, led by a female artistic and executive director, has now found permanent space to lease. This news is indicative of the responsible leadership of the company and ability of women in these positions.
Following news of her June retirement from American Ballet Theatre, Kaatsbaan announces that Stella Abrera will take over as artistic director next year.
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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