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How Dance Artists are Addressing the U.S. Prison System in Their Work, Both Onstage and on the Inside

Sophie Bress

A man and woman embrace as he lifts her, one leg both legs straight behind her and she gazes down into his eyes

Jennifer Archibald’s “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” Premieres at Richmond Ballet

Kate Mattingly

A woman in a sheer white dress stands blindfolded on the shoulders of a person, in a field

A Q&A with Tina Bararian, Who Is Connecting the Dancers of Iran

Cecilia Whalen

A photo of Taja in a high kick is duplicated on multiple postage stamps.

Beyond the Super Bowl: Dance Artist-Athlete Taja Riley Is Demanding Better Treatment for Dancers

Nyamekye Smith

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EMERGE – A Modern Dance Experience

Arts On Site NYC

Sep 22

EMERGE – A Modern Dance Experience

Arts On Site NYC

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Is Dance “Enough” to Meaningfully Address Something Like Black Lives Matter?

David Roussève

25 Prompts to Liberate Your Choreographic Practice

Hope Mohr

Austin Goodwin, a white man in a colorful suit, stands in front of a makeshift white backdrop, holding his lapel and looking resolutely into the camera

Austin Goodwin Uses Humor to Tell It Like It Is

Sarah Parker

Jennifer Archibald Responds to the Tulsa Race Massacre With a Multimedia Premiere for Tulsa Ballet

Zachary Whittenburg

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