"Choreography in Focus" with Camille A. Brown

October 3, 2011

Like her work, Camille A. Brown is sweet, funky, and socially aware.

camille a. brown choreography in focus

Training

a male dancer standing on an outdoor stage lifting his arms over his head

Dance History

The New York Public Library’s “Border Crossings” Exhibit is Part of a Developing Conversation About Modern Dance’s Radical Roots

Chava Pearl Lansky

a female instructor mid air while performing an assemble

Training

4 Secrets to Creating the Illusion of Weightlessness

Sophie Bress

A triptych of pages from the September 1973 issue of Dance Magazine. At left, a black and white image of a dancer in first arabesque en pointe in a flowing dress is washed purple, beneath text that reads, "Arpino and the Berkeley Ballets." At center, the black and white cover of that issue, featuring a close-up of a shirtless male dancer partnering a woman in parallel passé en pointe. To the right, the first page of text for the feature story, titled "Arpino and the Berkeley Ballets by Olga Maynard."

Dance History

TBT: Gerald Arpino on Creating His “Berkeley Ballets”

Courtney Escoyne

a male choreographer wearing a green shirt watching dancers in a studio

Training

Dwight Rhoden Brings Contemporary Ballet and Professional Connections to Chapman University

Stav Ziv