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a rack of hanging costumes

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Will a New Law Combatting Height and Weight Discrimination Affect Hiring Practices in Dance?

Gianluca Russo

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Mark Morris Dance Group Makes Its Debut at New York City Mainstay The Joyce Theater

Zachary Whittenburg

An aerial view of an opulent film set in between takes. Claire Elizabeth Ross and Mandy Moore both wear face masks as Moore speaks at the center of a circle of costumed performers. Several dozen actors and crew members are arrayed around the set.

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What Does a New Branch of the Film Academy Mean for Hollywood Choreographers?

Lauren Wingenroth

Alexandria Best extends her leg to 180 degrees to the side, standing leg in plié. Her torso leans gently away from her raised leg, arms softly extending as she twists to face it, face upturned. She is barefoot and wears white, the leg of her pants cuffed to her knee on her extended leg.

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

Courtney Escoyne

Seventeen of the 2023 25 to Watch Live! performers pose for a group photo on the Sheen Center stage. They stand or kneel and wear nice street clothing.

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Reflecting on 25 to Watch Live! 2023: Moving, and Being Moved

Kyra Laubacher

A collage of three images. On the left, Kwikstep and Rokafella are shot in black and white, both balancing on one foot and facing away from each other, their arms forming ninety degree angles. In the center, Kwikstep is captured midair, a bladed hand slicing toward the camera while Rokafella crouches beneath him. In the image on the right, Rokafella demonstrates in a studio, students imitating her as she squats and taps the fingers of one hand on the floor behind her.

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How Husband-and-Wife Duo Kwikstep and Rokafella Are Celebrating Hip Hop’s 50th Anniversary

Amanda Sherwin

Four dancers in matching cerulean blue costumes in an interlinked counterbalance on the wet sand of a beach. A crowd behind them watches.

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7 Shows Worth Catching Before Summer Comes to a Close

Courtney Escoyne

a male dancer leaning back and reach up with a projection displayed on the curtain behind him

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How are Dance Artists Using AI—and What Could the Technology Mean for the Industry?

Lauren Wingenroth