When New York-based Ballet Hispánico performs at Georgia State University’s Rialto Center for the Arts Saturday, January 26, it likely will surprise audiences. ...
Inspiration can come from the strangest sources, and for Mauro Astolfi, it came from a dance rehearsal in an Italian park under a full moon.
Astolfi founded Sp...
For French choreographer Hervé Koubi, human migration is more than a headline. It’s personal. And it’s at the heart of his work What the Day Owes to the Night (...
Lauri Stallings’ latest public art projects, Movement Choirs (June 22-July 15) and Red Hill River (of brotherhood) (July 9-July 24) take her company, glo, to th...
"When Giwayen Mata first started, people were taken aback by the fact that we, as women, were drumming," says Omelika Kuumba, founder and artistic director of t...
When Ballethnic performs in Atlanta, its hometown, the company usually presents ballets like The Urban Nutcracker, now in its 24th year, The Leopard’s Tale or o...
Dance critics, fans and members of San Francisco Ballet agree -- Gennadi Nedvigin, Atlanta Ballet’s incoming artistic director, is a magnificent dancer.
Alista...
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo mixes classical ballet with classic (and campy) humor. (Photo by Sascha Vaughan)
Move over, Misty Copeland -- the Trocks...
Michelle Dorrance may be the most humble person in dance. In September 2015, she became the first tap dancer to receive the prestigious “genius” fellowship from...
Awakenings is Battle's first new piece since becoming Ailey's artistic director in 2011. (Photos by Paul Kolnik)
It’s almost impossible to think of the Alvin ...
