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The choreographer who turned walking into art

At 85, and fresh off a new Guggenheim show, Lucinda Childs is still moving with intention.

A rising choreographer talks history and meaning

My’Kal Stromile’s “The Leisurely Installation of a New Window” premieres in Boston Ballet’s upcoming program “The Dream.” ...

Molly Long’s Competitive Dance Choreography Is Going Viral on TikTok, Again: Meet the Choreographer

If your TikTok feed recently served you a clip of seven dancers moving in uncanny synchronization to a 1979 new wave track, ...

How Social Media Is Helping Millennial Creatives Finally Get The Credit They Deserve

Millennial professionals are using social media as a professional portfolio to get proper credit for their work.
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‘Your Difference is Not a Weakness’: Gregory Maqoma on Queerness and His New Dance Work Genesis

Queer choreographer Gregory Maqoma explores identity, cosmology and renewal in his powerful new dance work Genesis at the ...
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Those Sounds (Brrr-ah Bah Bah-BAH) You Hear? Choreographers at Work.

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by In dance, a wordless art, an improvised language of rhythmic noises helps communicate the shape and feel of movement. By Margaret Fuhrer TikTok teems ...