Ballet Could Be a Home for Autistic Dancers Like Me
“Watch your thumbs,” the ballet teacher said, and I looked toward my left thumb, held
Ailey’s Jacqueline Green on Representation in Dance
As a Black girl from the inner city of Baltimore, I hadn’t known anything about
The Ballet Job Market Needs a Market (Re)Design
The pandemic has contributed to many shifts in the dance world, as the community has
Shifting From a Creature of Habit to an Ever-Evolving Artist Revitalized My Career
Many years ago, I had an experience at the Museum of Modern Art that rocked
25 Prompts to Liberate Your Choreographic Practice
I’m a white choreographer based on the ancestral lands of the Ramaytush Ohlone people, otherwise
Begin Again: The Real Deal With Creating a Dance Reel
If you ask experts in the performance industry, they’ll tell you that one of the
Begin Again: Dealing With a Spoonful of Setbacks
Just for today, this column is not what I planned it to be. In an
Robert Battle at Full Throttle
When you’re enjoying the easygoing, joke-telling manner of Robert Battle as the welcoming emcee of
Op-Ed: Please Stop Weighing Dancers
On what began as an ordinary day in early fall, I and the other dancers
Heels Over Head: 5 Tips to Get More Comfortable With Inversions
“Being upside down is important to me,” says Pavan Thimmaiah. After all, an image of