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Sydnie L. Mosley is a choreographer and the founder of SLMDances. Roxi Victorian is a choreographer, scholar, and dance educator. They became collaborators through Mosley’s The Window Sex Project, which uses dance-theater performance and community workshops to address gender-based sexual harassment.

Justice is not always loud. Sometimes it looks like two Bl...


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Being part of a touring show can be exciting—performers get to travel to all kinds of new places—but it can also bring specific challenges. “You have eight shows per week, and your one day off is a travel day, so you’re sitting on a plane or a bus,” says Jesse Jones, the dance captain on the North American tour of The Wiz. “You just have to take care of your body.”


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“This was long in the making,” says Michael­ Wimberly about a Martha Graham Dance Company residency at Bennington College­ in Vermont. “I think it was three Bennington­ presidents ago I asked, ‘What’s the possibility of us having the Graham company here?’ This was long before GRAHAM100. But it all lined up with the company’s centennial.”

Organizing the return of Gra...


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New York City Ballet corps dancer Ava Sautter loves to create new recipes. “I’ve been in a big sweet potato phase,” she says of the inspiration behind her BBQ chicken sweet potato bowls. “My boyfriend pointed out that I never make anything barbecue flavor. So, I tried something different, and now this is the dish that he always wants me to make.” Playing with texture led Sa...


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Choreographers often work surrounded by people, but the highly coveted spot at the front of the room can also be a lonely one. Rarely do dancemakers have a chance to gather and discuss their successes and struggles. “We work in the most social of art forms, yet many of us are isolated,” says Troy Schumacher, founder and director of BalletCollective. 

The first-eve...


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