Tag: dancers

Tips For the Interview (Gulp) Portion of An Audition

Picture this: You’ve made it to the final round of an audition. All your hard work has paid off, and you’re feeling good. Then the artistic director stands up and asks you to join her in another room for a one-on-one interview. Wait, what? Many dance companies include interviews as part of their audition process. […]

Meet Round Two of Our 2017 Future Star Award Winners

The second round of 2017 Future Star winners showcases more dancers with singular talent and ability. We’re thrilled to celebrate their success! Giuliana Siraguso Photo by Hall of Fame Dance Challenge, courtesy Carol Siraguso Age 11 Priscilla + Dana’s School of Dance, Kansas City, MO Starpower International Talent Competition, Branson, MO Myckena Surber Photo by […]

Why You Should Try an Unfamiliar Dance Style This Summer

There are zillions of things to think about when choosing a summer program, but here’s one you might not have considered: using an intensive as an opportunity to focus on a new style. Maybe you’re a tap dancer who’s ready to see where else your rhythm and quick feet can serve you, or a contemporary […]

The Best Balanchine Quotes in Honor of Mr. B's Birthday

Happy birthday, George Balanchine! The great choreographer and founder of New York City Ballet would have been 114 years old today. Balanchine revolutionized ballet, especially American ballet—and he also had quite a way with words. To celebrate Mr. B’s birthday, we rounded up some of our favorite iconic Balanchine quotes. “See the music, hear the […]

Mastering Trisha Brown's Postmodern Dance Style

Postmodern pioneer Trisha Brown redefined how dance is seen and felt. A founding member of Judson Dance Theater, Brown frequently collaborated with other experimental artists like Yvonne Rainer, Merce Cunningham, Twyla Tharp, and Steve Paxton. She embraced pedestrian movement, pairing everyday gesture with rhythm and fluidity. “It’s liquid,” says Wendy Perron, who danced with Brown […]

How to Set–and Achieve–Your Dance and Fitness Goals

It’s almost the new year, which means resolution-making will be a “thing” for at least the next week. And while making goals (especially fitness-related ones) is an important part of progressing as a dancer, more times than not, New Year’s resolutions end up as forgotten promises. But resolutions don’t always have to result in guilt […]

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