Remember childhood games like tag and duck, duck, goose? In both pastimes, group dynamics shift whenever one player touches another, putting the tagged player o...
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. ...
During a recent rehearsal for Komansé Dance Theater’s Skid, artistic director and choreographer Raianna Brown exuded a calm command over the 29 cast members buz...
Moving in the Spirit, an Atlanta-based nonprofit dance organization, added three new board members in a move to build upon the momentum of their project’s capit...
Last spring, Atlanta Ballet performed Swan Lake’s third act, with its lively character dances and devilishly difficult Black Swan pas de deux. In the fall, The ...
Early in 2018, Lauri Stallings’ group glo led viewers to Atlanta’s Zero Mile Post, which marked the point where the city began, encased in a building inside a d...
Juel D. Lane’s style and grace have long had the power to melt away stereotypes -- particularly of men who happen to be black and gay. In his latest work, The M...
Special effects loom large with Atlanta Ballet’s new production of The Nutcracker. Images span from elaborate clockwork machinations to books that swirl through...
A gilded leather-bound book opens, its covers spanning much of the stage. Giant botanical print images of flowers hover in the air backed by a shimmering green ...
Last week, the Uncaged Community Dance Festival offered an intimate view into what’s happening on the Atlanta dance scene, and a reminder that it takes networks...
