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Teaching Partnership, Discovering Empathy
What does a dance class for students with and without disabilities look like? Can it build a climate of empathy at a public school? How might it be a vehicle […]
Soft Power
Uncomfortable sweat drips under my arms, my cheeks burning as I speak up on the panel. I challenge an application because it’s unclear how the applicant belonged to a marginalized BIPOC community and why they share stories of this community as a cis-white person.
Ten Tips On How to Engage with Parents in Parent-Child Classes
I’ve been teaching dance for a while. My resumé says something like confidently creates developmentally-appropriate dance curricula for ages 0-adult. But I’ve got to say that my confidence was challenged when I started leading […]
CubaCaribe Festival Embraces Change
In a March 15, 2015 essay, “Growing Pains in Cuban Dance,” The New Yorker magazine’s critic Joan Acocella raised a timely question. “What effect,” she asked, “will Obama’s easing of trade […]
ORGANIZED CHAOS: Lenora Lee’s Fire of Freedom Tackles PTSD
GROWING FROM A RESIDENCY on the tiny black box stage at The Garage in San Francisco to large-scale site-specific works that incorporate film, martial arts, text, and installation elements, Lenora […]
Jazz: Digging Deeper
If I want to educate dancers about Jazz, I need to create the space for the Early Jazz experience to transpire within my classes.
Sailing Away: Joanna Haigood Choreographs San Francisco History
Flooded with Gold Rush lucre and teeming with the adventurers who hunted for it, San Francisco in the 1850s was a rootin’-tootin’, quick-shootin’, prostitutin’ Wild West boomtown. Halloween in the […]
Repertoire Rights: The Legalities of Remounting Work
IN THE FILM THE LAST STATION, the Countess Sofia tries to drown herself after chancing upon the will of her husband, Leo Tolstoy. He has not left his prodigious body […]
Seventy-five and Wildly Alive: San Francisco Ballet Commissions Ten New Works
San Francisco Ballet artistic director Helgi Tomasson could have chosen to make the company’s 75th anniversary an exercise in self-glorification and nostalgia. Instead, he’s taking a gamble on the future. […]
Alicia Alonso Turns 90 U.S. Dancers Honor Her in Havana
THE 22ND International Dance Festival in Havana, Cuba, from October 28-November 7, 2010, celebrated the 90th birthday of Alicia Alonso, considered one of the most outstanding ballet dancers of the […]
