Broadway World: Photo Coverage: Take a Look Inside Dance Lab New York’s Collaboration With The Joyce Theater
Women supporting women: Joyce Theater’s lab cycle is supporting female choreographers of color in ballet.
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Pointe Magazine: Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s Feminist Reading of “A Streetcar Named Desire” Comes to Nashville
Learn more about Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s A Streetcar Named Desire, which has its US premiere in Nashville this season.
Dance Business Weekly: Why Arts Business Leaders Should Not Try to Do It All
“Leading is hard. It takes thought, intention and humility—and sometimes it requires the moral courage to make necessary changes. While those of us who guide arts organizations wake up every day with the goal of contributing to the human spirit, we must step up our efforts as leaders.” —Rachel Moore, president & CEO, The Music Center
The Guardian: Smashing the patriarchy: why there’s nothing natural about male supremacy
Psychologists such as Steven Pinker and Jordan Peterson argue patriarchal society is the ‘natural order’, but it is a relatively new development, writes Gaia Vince
The Korea Times: Korean National Ballet presents independent female lead in ‘Hoi Rang’
A modern ballet about a strong-willed female character takes the main stage for the Korean National Ballet.
The New Yorker: The Women Who Helped Build Hollywood
They played essential behind-the-scenes roles as the American movie industry was taking off. What happened?
DDP in The Seattle Times’ Feature of Pacific Northwest Ballet
Eva Stone premieres a main stage work for Pacific Northwest Ballet – and DDP gets a shoutout.
The Gazette: Dancing queens: New York City’s Ballet Hispánico to perform in Colorado Springs
Eduardo Vilaro, artistic director and CEO of Ballet Hispánico discusses #MeToo in the arts and “moving the needle.”
Philanthropy Women: Male Domination Prevails: Detailing Media’s Gender Imbalance
The Women’s Media Center, a feminist organization that aims to close the gender and racial gaps in media with pointed research and training, recently released its annual flagship report on women’s media representation, including both the inequalities that haven’t been addressed and the progress that’s been made over the past year.
The Star: Karen Kain will retire from a half-century with the National Ballet of Canada in 2021
A longtime female leader will retire.
