Ballet fans can spend a relaxing evening under the gorgeous Arizona sky this September as Ballet Arizona continues its annual season opening tradition with the 16th annual presentation of Ballet Under the Stars, a program for free classical and contemporary ballet performances in a casual setting.
Running September 19-28, this ever popular
Atlanta Ballet’s dancer-driven troupe, Wabi Sabi, returns for its third summer season, recently presenting a premiere at the High Museum of Art’s Culture Shock event on July 27.
Created by Atlanta Ballet veteran company dancer John Welker in 2011, Wabi Sabi is a small, seasonal outfit that seeks to push the boundaries of ballet
So You Think You Can Dance, the 11-time Primetime Emmy Award winning show that sparked America’s fascination with dance, is set to captivate audiences again this fall live on tour.
Celebrating its landmark 10th season, So You Think You Can Dance’s Top 10 finalists will make their way across North America, performing in a mix of
By Stephanie Wolf.
The competition continued as the Top 12 dancers of So You Think You Can Dance Season 10 faced the most difficult elimination yet. Ten dancers would continue on and hit the road in the fall for a 42-city tour; two dancers would be heart-broken and sent home.
The evening opened with a lively and colorful Bollywood
Dancer and actress Charlotte Bydwell brings her acclaimed solo show, Woman of Leisure and Panic, to the 17th annual New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) for five performances, August 11-23 at the Theater at the 14th Street Y, located at 344 East 14th Street (near First Avenue).
The show, which is written, choreographed and performed
Peridance Contemporary Dance Company (PCDC) has been a powerhouse of energetic and evocative dance since its inception in 1984, when it was founded by Artistic Director Igal Perry. Performing repertory by notable choreographers, the company astounds audiences with its physical strength and mature artistry.
Returning from a recent international
Steps on Broadway, Buglisi Dance Theatre, Dance/NYC, The September Concert and the New York City dance community have come together to facilitate and support The Table of Silence Project 9/11, a ritual dance movement for peace to commemorate the 12th anniversary of September 11, 2001. Called "a gift of dance to the city" by Wall Street Journal, this free,
The Capezio A.C.E. Awards, a competition dedicated to introducing the next generation of emerging and influential choreographers, has announced its lineup for the winners performance festival, running August 5-8 at Ailey Citigroup Theater.
For the first time in the competitions history, all three top prizes for choreographic excellence (A.C.E.)
Founded in the Financial District by Jonathan Hollander in 1976, Battery Dance Company gave its first performances in parks, plazas and piers downtown. Five years later, the company launched the Downtown Dance Festival, which has now become New York City’s longest–running free public dance festival. The 32nd annual edition of the festival kicks
So You Think You Can Dance continued, as its Top 14 dancers competed for America’s votes.
The competition took an unexpected blow, as another dancer suffered an injury. Curtis Holland hurt his shoulder during rehearsals and was not cleared by his doctors to perform this week. So he was absent for the dark and moody group routine
Dance Informa has recently partnered with respected performing arts education company Broadway Connection to bring Broadway-related articles to readers. This partnership will shine a light into the world of Broadway through monthly columns written by and/or focused on the expertise of Broadway Connection’s celebrated faculty.
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The Louisville Ballet will host an open children’s audition for The Brown-Forman Nutcracker on Sunday, August 18 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Louisville Ballet studios, located at 315 E. Main St. between Preston and Floyd Streets in Louisville, KY.
For decades, thousands of young dancers have had an opportunity to perform with the
