Dance Lab New York Launches Incubator for Female Choreographers of Color
In collaboration with the Joyce Theater Foundation, DLNY will support new work by four dance makers of color.
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The Korea Times: [INTERVIEW] Principal ballerina Shin Seung-won gives sneak peek of upcoming choreography project
Another female dancer turns to work as a choreographer.
Just Released: 2018-2019 Season Overview
The following is a report on the gender distribution of repertoire within the Top 50 domestic companies’ 2018-2019 seasons. The data is separated into three subsections: Gender Distribution in Seasonal Repertoire, World Premieres, and Comparison of 2018-2019 Seasons to 2019-2020 Seasons. DDP cites sources and expresses limitations at the end of the report.
Fox 5 San Diego: Actors union working on new standards for onscreen intimacy amid #MeToo movement
Legislation can have a major impact on the aggression and abuse that occurs in the arts. Here’s one example.
New York Times: Gender Gap Persists at Largest Museums
Gender gap is present in museum leadership just as it is in dance.
Philanthropy Women: Shaping the Shapers: How WMM Trains Women in Social Change
Women Moving Millions fights for gender equality on a global scale.
Vogue: Inside Wendy Whelan’s Triumphant Return to New York City Ballet
“Part of the beauty of Balanchine’s work was that the man leads the woman,” she says. “But in the work I’ve done for the company in the past 20 years or so, there is an equal partnership. I hold my own with the man.”
InStyle: The Badass 50
Meet the women who are leading the way toward a better world.
If we want there to be more female ballet choreographers, we first have to develop bold, confident female ballet dancers.
New York Times: The Workplace Still Isn’t Equal for Women. Here’s Some Advice to Navigate It.
A field guide for working women.
