Like all intuitive teachers, Dr. Theresa Howard has a knack for meeting her students where they are.
While earning her Master of Science in Dance Movement Th...
Dance film and the daily news share a core commonality -- they both reach the other side of the world within a matter of seconds. Littered with the vestiges of ...
On March 27, the Los Angeles-based dance company BODYTRAFFIC will bring works by acclaimed Israeli choreographers Barak Marshall and Hofesh Shechter to Kennesaw...
Holly Wilder takes her choreography out of its traditional proscenium trappings to invite deeper audience connections. She believes seeing dance out in the worl...
Dance’s ephemeral nature is a major source of its appeal, says choreographer and filmmaker Mitchell Rose. But as attendance to live dance performances dwindles,...
The Georgia Ballet will honor the legacy of its founder, Iris Hensley, in Remembering Iris, the company’s final performance of its 2018–19 season, which the com...
On November 16, 2018, Lauri Stallings and the moving artists of glo began working with a group of grade schoolers at the Barack & Michelle Obama Academy in ...
It’s a balancing act -- to produce a contemporary dance festival in a city as restless and multifaceted as Atlanta. In the city’s ever-shifting dance landscape,...
On a bare, shadowy stage, a man and a woman move in silence, save sounds of their breathing, their bodies making contact and their feet shuffling and pivoting o...
In the sun-soaked foyer of Atlanta’s National Center for Civil and Human Rights, a tall, lean young man guided about 40 dance students last month as they learne...
