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One of New York City’s top dance institutions has a new name: The former Marymount Manhattan College is now part of Northeastern University. While the name may be different, the excellence of the MMC dance program remains.
“This merger allows us to have an infrastructure an...
For many dancers, the arms have long been more ornament than engine. The legs power the jumps, the core anchors the turns, and the arms—well, they shape the lines. Of course, artists in floorwork-heavy styles know otherwise. But as genre-blending choreography becomes increasingly common, more dancers are asking the wrists and forearms to do something they’ve rarely had to do ...
Last month, when Dance/USA announced the end of its Dance/USA Fellowships to Artists (DFA) program, more than a few people in the field were disappointed—and confused. At a time when so many funding programs are contracting or sunsetting altogether, learnin...
From the fierce ballet prodigies of Pretty Lethal to the tap-dancing Ronnie Reed in The Bride!, the past year has seen an explosion of dance on the big screen. Behind some of these film’s more technical sequences are dance doubles—professional dancers who step in for the actors and execute the choreography. But what does the process of being a dance double a...
What happens when you put some of the world’s best tap, ballet, and Irish step dancers in a high-altitude dance studio together for eight days? On August 10, audiences in Vail, Colorado, will find out. As part of this year’s NOW evening of world premieres at Vail Dance Festival, tap dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance—a 10-year festival veteran—is creating a work with ...