Robbie Fairchild Takes the Helm with 'Lord Chamberlain's Men'
Dancer-actor Robbie Fairchild choreographs and directs for the first time with 'Lord Chamberlain's Men,' a project circling Shakespeare and the sonnets' 'lovely boy.'
Dancer-actor Robbie Fairchild choreographs and directs for the first time with 'Lord Chamberlain's Men,' a project circling Shakespeare and the sonnets' 'lovely boy.'
Brandon Ragland, Dayton Ballet's artistic director since 2023, enters his fourth season with a new Studio Company, a reimagined Nutcracker, and a Beethoven premiere closing 2026–2…
Ashley Ferro-Murray on why dance artists need unrestricted cash, retirement support, and technology partnerships — and how Doris Duke is funding them.
Molly Lynch's National Choreographers Initiative, a July laboratory for dancemakers founded 35 years ago, gives its final performance at the Irvine Barclay Theater on July 25.
Richard Alston, the pioneering British choreographer whose musical dance 'stole hearts', has died aged 77, The Guardian reports, recalled in a moving personal tribute.
America250 has split US dance: NEA grants fund celebrations like Stars and Stripes while Doug Varone exits the Kennedy Center and ResistDance protests go viral.
Choreographer Micaela Taylor drew on the Nicholas Brothers' 1943 "Jumpin' Jive" for Bow Out, premiering in ENB's Rhythm Riot at Sadler's Wells, September 24–October 3.
Rinko Kikuchi stars as a widow rebuilding her life in Tokyo's Latin ballroom scene. The Sundance award winner opens in theaters September 25.
Tony winner Patricia Delgado choreographs her first show alone — Basura, with music by Gloria and Emily Estefan, premiering at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre May 30.
Madonna opens the September 27 ceremony in her first VMAs performance since 2003 as Jalet, Heffington, (LA)HORDE and Moore vie for the Best Choreography Moon Person.
A 9/11 anniversary trilogy in New York, Wheeldon's Oscar Wilde ballet, a new Giselle in Paris and Lin-Manuel Miranda's Warriors anchor the 2026–27 dance and Broadway season.
A decade after the Royal Ballet created a 'young choreographer' post for her at 18, Charlotte Edmonds works across film, adverts, NFTs and advocacy — a map of dance's new precario…
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