Category: Dance
10 Dance Performances to See This Fall
By JUAN MICHAEL PORTER II
The return of NYC Ballet, the Fall for Dance Festival, Complexions Contemporary Ballet and more
Broadway and Off Broadway aren't the only in-person performances that are back. NYC's dance scene is also alive and kicking. This fall, dance lovers can enjoy fresh seasons from New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theatre, the return of City Center's...
See Broadway Stars Outdoors This September for Free in NYC
By RAVEN SNOOK
Curtain Up!, Broadway in Bryant Park and the Little Island Dance Festival celebrate the return of in-person performances
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Cue the audience—in-person theatre has returned! By the end of September, 16 shows will be playing on Broadway. If you're not sure what to see, there are some outdoor festivals this month where you can catch sneak peeks...
WATCH: TDF's Conversation with Aubrey Lynch II and Desmond Richardson
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The Alvin Ailey and Broadway vets talk about their friendship and the future of dance
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Aubrey Lynch II and Desmond Richardson have known each other for decades. They studied and danced together at Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and also appeared on Broadway, where Lynch performed in The Lion King and Richardson earned a Tony nomination for...
Join TDF for a Conversation with Aubrey Lynch II and Desmond Richardson
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The Alvin Ailey and Broadway vets talk about their friendship, arts education and the future of dance
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Aubrey Lynch II and Desmond Richardson have known each other for decades. They studied and danced together at Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and also appeared on Broadway, where Lynch performed in The Lion King and Richardson earned a Tony...
14 Dance Performances to See This March
By SUSAN REITER
Catch works by two Broadway choreographers, Bessie Award winners and a slew of international companies
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This month's dance events are all over the map—literally. The Joyce Theater presents troupes from Cuba, Scotland, Belgium and France, with the latter two dancing work by two different Broadway choreographers. The Harkness Dance Festival's...
Are They Acrobats, Martial Artists or Dancers? All of the Above
By SUSAN REITER
The all-male Compagnie Hervé KOUBI brings its hybrid style to the Joyce
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Hervé Koubi's pharmacology degree may not impact his work as a choreographer, but it's a telling indication that he has followed an unusual path in his career. Raised in southern France, he studied dance as well as biology in college, then continued his training...
15 Dance Performances to See This February
By SUSAN REITER
Catch two takes on Swan Lake, the Martha Graham Dance Company and a wide range of international dance troupes this month
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February is overflowing with worthy dance performances from all over the world. The Joyce goes global with companies from Brazil, Argentina and France; the Harkness Dance Festival is showcasing a different international troupe...
Alexei Ratmansky Goes Experimental at New York City Ballet
By SUSAN REITER
The lauded choreographer leaves the classics behind with his latest creation for the company
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There's an electricity in the air as ten New York City Ballet dancers rehearse a brand-new dance by Alexei Ratmansky. Titled Voices, it's the acclaimed choreographer's first world premiere for the company in three years, and the cast is embracing the challenge...