Experimental modern dance and film have always stood side by side in recent decades, and…
Wesley Ensminger about release technique and exploration of new ways a body can move
Sickling of the ankles, weight in the heels, solidarity with gravity, use of the floor,…
How much weight should peer to peer feedback hold?
I was about 5 rehearsals away from showing new work for the first time at…
Irene Paci – a multiple award-winning dancer talks about NYC dance scene and how it shaped her as a dancer
Irene Paci is a multiple award-winning professional dancer born in Pistoia, Italy. As a soloist,…
Joan Liu on creating the original full-length ballet on American Liberty Ballet
Joan Liu is a soloist, resident choreographer, and faculty member at American Liberty Ballet. She…
Jiali Wang: 7Midnights Physical Research ongoing NYC performance series
Jiali Wang is the founder, artistic director and choreographer of 7Midnights Physical Research. She is…
Thinking of starting your own dance company? Insights and advice from Core Dance and Xtina Noel artistic directors
When it comes to starting your own dance company, getting things off the ground can…
Azul Dance Theatre’s Take Root is blending spontaneous energy flow and blasts of illusions
If you haven’t yet heard the name Yuki Hasegawa, remember it, because hopefully so, it…
New York Theatre Ballet’s REP cracked open the Merce Cunningham pinata with this diverse selection of timeless repertory
Only the work of Merce Cunningham can make someone feel they have travelled decades through…
“When two lines cross, there is a dot” Guanglei Hui and Cross Move Lab in the NYC dance scene
“Too slow, too safe. Faster.” This is a phrase you will likely hear at an…
Ballet Hispanico’s El Viaje and Homebound/ALAALA: visually captivating, diverse and unique
When hearing of Ballet Hispánico, an assumption of classical ballet could be the first thing…
Russell Maliphant shares his inspiration for Silent Lines
The acclaimed choreographer Russell Maliphant is premiering a new work – Silent Lines – ahead…
“Lines in the Sand, TBD” by The Lovelies – brings to light the thrilling bravery of chance dance
“There’s something about sticky situations…sticking to you and sticking to me..” said one of The…
Dancers explain how they see the world…
Being an artist makes you see the world around you in a very special way.…