New York Times: Countable on One Hand: The Women Leading Power Five Athletic Departments
Women make up close to half of college athletes. But only a few are athletic directors in America’s wealthiest and most powerful sports conferences.
Entries by dancedata
Joyce Theater Director’s Wisdom Leads to More Female Work at The Joyce
Aaron Mattocks, the theater’s new programmer, says: “I want to create more experiences of joy for myself. It’s all that I’m craving right now.”
More Female Work Coming to NYC This Fall
Ready for a “Nutcracker” set to Duke Ellington? The season offers new twists on old classics, as well as a multitude of premieres across genres.
New York Times: Martha Graham Dance’s Empowerment
Martha Graham was a feminist before feminism in dance was discussed.
DDP Gets a Feature on Forbes.com – The Gender Pay Gap Exists in Ballet, Too
Kim Elsesser talks to DDP Founder & President Liza Yntema and reveals the issue plaguing ballet (and other fields) to a broad audience for Forbes.
Broadway World: Nashville Female Artists Confront Social Injustice Through Ballet Premiere
Nashville Ballet is consistently including women. Its next act involves Annabelle Lopez Ochoa…
The NY Times Gives a Shoutout to Co-Lab Dance, Led by Lauren Post
The NY Times guide to dance performances happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Young Voices: Ballet Shaken Up
South African choreographer Dada Masilo aiming to bring the dance form into the 21st Century and broaden its appeal through a modern interpretation of the classic ballet Giselle.
New York Times: Want to Feel Like a Russian Ballerina? Start With the Tutu
A trove of lush Soviet-era tutus can be found hidden in the back room of a small school near Chicago.
