Last Minute Curtain Rises on a Labor Dispute Instead of San Francisco Opera’s Season
Union Musicians’ First Ever Strike Pits Proposed Wage Freeze for Orchestra Against Executive Pay...
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Category: Articles
Directing Antigone to Dance – Director José Luis Valenzuela on Adapting the Greek Tragedy
Exploring parallels between classical Greece and pre-Hispanic Tenochtitlan, Mexico, LA’s Latino...
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To the Bowl and Beyond-Melissa Barak on Los Angeles Ballet’s Busy September
With a choreography commission from the LA Phil and choreographer George Balanchine’s jazzy ballet...
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Sarah Gordon Butler’s “Hay Rake Ballet” Premieres in Rural Wisconsin
If you ever saw Ate9, led by artistic director and choreographer Danielle Agami, you will...
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DCW’s Kelly Hargraves to Lead Six-Week Immersive Course “Duet with Film” at Colburn School
The Trudi Zipper Dance Institute at the Colburn School in Los Angeles announced dancer,...
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Simone Forti (1935 – 2026) “we live to make footholds for each other”
Our Simone had a unique mind with a capacity for brilliant, original ideas that sprang to it. A...
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BrockusRED Celebrates 35th Anniversary This Weekend August 7-9, 2026 at BPStudios
BrockusRED (formerly Brockus Project Dance Company) will celebrate its 35th anniversary this...
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Ballet and Beaches: Hugo Marchand on Bringing Ballet to Disney Hall This Weekend
With the LA Phil ensconced at its summer home in the Hollywood Bowl, ballet takes over Disney Hall...
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Failing Is Learning to Fail Better: Donna Sternberg on Being Honored as Woman Artist for 2026
Only a handful of dance artists have managed to keep their companies afloat in Los Angeles for...
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The Dance Will Go On – National Choreographers Initiative Takes Its Last Bow
A bittersweet curtain rings down this Saturday at The Last Dance, the performance ending the...
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