The estimable dance and theater lighting designer Thomas Skelton once remarked, “There are many barriers between the dancer and good lighting, but each can be hurdled with enough imagination, common […]
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Ten Tips for Creating a Top Performing Website
Think back to the last dance performance you saw: How did it inspire you? What feelings did you have after you left the performance? How did you hear about it? […]
Pushing Boundaries in Dance Film
SFDFF 2026: “These Violent Delights.” Directed by Oscar Sansom and Christopher Hampson. Choreographed by Julia Cheng, Morgann Runacre-Temple, Myles Thatcher, Sophie Laplane, Nicholas Shoesmith and Andrea Azzari. (United Kingdom, 2026). […]
Four Decades of Dance is Emotional: Joe Goode Performance Group at 40
Joe Goode and Liz Burritt in “Doris in a Dustbowl” (from The Disaster Series, 1989). Photo courtesy of JGPG. “Why are we crying?” says the stranger standing next to me […]
Degrees of Dance: Motivations for Pursuing an MFA or PhD
As university dance departments require that applicants for teaching positions hold terminal degrees, artists and writers are negotiating different paths to obtaining MFAs and PhDs. Interviewing five artists and scholars who […]
Book Review: Like A Bomb Going Off
Some performances you never forget. One took place in January 1995 when the Kirov-trained Nikita Dolgushin brought a small group of dancers from St. Petersburg, Russia to the Palace of […]
