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The Milwaukee Ballet member loosens up with modern dance.
By Margaret Fuhrer
ABT's April Giangeruso blends maturity and musicality.
Suzanne Farrell Ballet dancer Amy Brandt answers your questions about strategic summer intensives, improving extensions and more.
Bolshoi-trained Maria Kochetkova soars at San Francisco Ballet.
By Mary Ellen Hunt
Dancers are highly disciplined by nature. But young performers sometimes fall into bad habits without even realizing it. Or they focus so completely on getting results that they simply ignore the consequences. Take a look at our list of all-too-common risky behaviors—you might see your reflection in the mirror.
Ballet dancers have nearly 100 percent injury rates. From minor sprained ankles to major bone breaks, nearly everyone faces time away from the stage sooner or later. The good news? Recovering from an injury doesn’t have to be a career setback. It can actually make you stronger, as these dancers discovered when they coped with the long, difficult journey back to the stage.
Alonzo King’s company digs into the mysteries of movement with boundary-breaking collaborations, including his latest work, a reimagining of Fokine’s <em>Schéhérazade</em>.
By Rachel F. Elson
A gala can offer career opportunities, artistic growth and one-of-a-kind performance experiences.
The Washington Ballet’s Septime Webre keeps an eye on the past and the future.
How senior dancers taught me to make the right choices.
Paris Opéra Ballet étoile Marie-Agnès Gillot believes in going to extremes.
