Dance
Baryshnikov Arts Announces Digital Season
The coming digital season at Baryshnikov Arts Center will feature the premieres of seven video works that the organization commissioned...
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Barbara Weisberger, a Force in American Ballet, Dies at 94
Barbara Weisberger, who founded the Pennsylvania Ballet in Philadelphia with a steadfast vision that transformed the troupe into a nationally...
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His Dancing Days Were Over. Then Came ‘Another Round.’
Martin is a history teacher with the listless, sloping posture of a comma. He walks slowly, as though every step...
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There’s Dance All Over, No Matter Where You Look
Live dance may largely be on hold, but there’s still beauty and catharsis outside of theaters, in the movements we...
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Sunil Kothari, Eminent Scholar of Indian Dance, Dies at 87
Few critics or historians have been so central to the performing arts as Sunil Kothari was to the world of...
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Helgi Tomasson to Step Down at San Francisco Ballet
After leading the San Francisco Ballet for more than 35 years, Helgi Tomasson announced on Wednesday that will he step...
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Meet Bill Butler, the Godfather of Roller Disco
When Grace Jones was strutting around Studio 54 and Donna Summer records were playing at New York clubs, Empire Rollerdrome...
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Dancing by Herself: When the Waltz Went Solo
Waltzing can go on for hours in an endless rotation, as partners coiled in each other’s arms whisk around a...
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A Choreographer and Her Girls Retell a Tragedy Through Dance
For the choreographer Tiffany Rae, dance is a language, deeper and more articulate than words. “I’m better at showing you...
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‘Nutcracker’ in May? The Virus Postpones a Christmas Tradition
CHICAGO — In the world of amateur ballet, each year has a familiar rhythm. Ballet academies hold auditions for “The...
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