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News of Note: What You Might Have Missed in January 2023

Courtney Escoyne

Misty Copeland poses against a black backdrop. Her arms are crossed as she looks straight at the camera with a small close-lipped smile.

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Misty Copeland on Her Latest Book, Launching Her Foundation and Motherhood

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Seven women of various ages, ethnicities and body types sit on the floor and look up at the camera. Their hands are raised as they perform body percussion. All wear white. At the center is a teal blue kettle that has clearly seen use. Their shadows reaching back along the floor, a chessboard pattern of grey and white tiles.

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7 Shows Worth Penciling in This February

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Ashwini Ramaswamy, a young Indian-American woman, gazes calmly at the camera as she reaches toward it with one hand, thumb folded beside her pointed finger in a specific mudra. She wears a red bindhi between her eyebrows and is draped in shades of orange.

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Ashwini Ramaswamy on Her New Genre-Expansive Work, Invisible Cities

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Ecole de danse contemporaine de Montreal Auditions

Ecole de danse contemporaine de Montréal

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2023 Summer Intensives Auditions

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Broadway Artists Alliance Auditions

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Smuin Contemporary Ballet Company Auditions 23-24

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Ballet Academy East Auditions

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Jules Cunningham on Collaborating With Spice Girl Mel C on a New Concert Dance Work

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Dance Data Project founder Elizabeth Yntema, a white woman with long blonde hair, smiles while watching Ranee Ramaswamy, an older Indian woman, speak into a microphone. Aparna Ramaswamy is seated between them, watching her mother speak.

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With Its Free Raising the Barre Curriculum, Dance Data Project Aims to Get More Women Into Leadership Positions

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Violence erupts onstage, two male dancers at the center squaring off. One wears a dramatic black duster and wields a long staff; the other wears lilac pants and a matching shirt and holds a shorter wooden stick in each hand, one of which he brandishes towards his enemy's face. The outfits and decor are evocative of 1960s Hong Kong.

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7 Performance Picks to Kick Off the Year

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Bill T. Jones, an older Black man, balances with one flexed foot raised slightly off the ground. His arms rise beside his head as his torso leans back. Around him are lines of audience members standing in evenly spaced spotlights.

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