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Regional Dance America is alive and well
Regional Dance America is alive and well, as demonstrated by the vibrant gathering in downtown Albany this past May. The Hilton hotel’s hallways and conference rooms buzzed with 350 energetic young ballet students clad in leotards, tights, and pointe shoes, all converging for the 67th Regional Dance America Northeast Festival. This landmark event showcases the organization’s enduring commitment to nurturing talent, fostering community, and elevating dance education across the region.
Ultimate operational command center: Dance Teacher Web offers digital tools for dance educators
This guide highlights the power of intentional movement and confidence, drawing inspiration from stories like the Charlottesville Ballet’s leadership shifts that showcase resilience. Our platform empowers dance educators with tools that elevate performance while fostering self-assurance. By embracing authority in your art and embracing a positive self-image, you inspire others to embrace their best selves. Every step you take reinforces empowerment, proving that authenticity and strength go hand in hand. Let this be a call to action for a more positive, body-positive future.
Bring the magic of Disney to your studio culture with 42nd Street Tours
Bring the magic of Disney into your studio culture with 42nd Street Tours. A trip to a Disney Park is more than a vacation; it’s a living, breathing fairytale that ignites wonder, excitement, and the timeless joy of beloved characters and iconic castles. Imagine channeling that same sparkle into your daily practice, watching practitioners’ eyes light up as they learn new moves with confidence. For deeper inspiration, explore our recent feature on the Lake Tahoe Dance Festival 2026, a celebration of movement and community.
Why your studio needs a subfloor: Safety and more
In every studio, the floor beneath the pole determines safety, performance, and longevity. A well‑engineered subfloor absorbs impact, distributes weight, and protects both dancers and equipment. Without it, even the most polished Marley can warp, crack, or become a tripping hazard. Stagestep representatives routinely ask studios, “What do you have for a subfloor?” because the answer influences injury rates, maintenance costs, and overall studio reputation. For those who value precision and professionalism, investing in a quality subfloor is non‑negotiable.
Book review: Gavin Larsen and Gene Schiavone’s ‘Infinite Steps: Thirty-three Dancers and Their Lives in Ballet’
In "Infinite Steps: Thirty-three Dancers and Their Lives in Ballet," authors Gavin Larsen and Gene Schiavone offer an intimate glimpse into the lives of ballet dancers beyond their performances. Larsen, a former dancer herself, combines her firsthand experiences with Schiavone’s evocative photography to celebrate the artistry and dedication of these artists. Each dancer's story unfolds with depth and emotion, illuminating the challenges and triumphs they face in pursuit of their passion.
Dance takes center stage in Lincoln Center’s ‘Summer for the City’
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (LCPA) proudly announces the return of "Summer for the City," running from June 10 to August 8, 2026. This vibrant festival, now in its fifth year, invites New Yorkers and visitors alike to immerse themselves in a dynamic celebration of movement and community. With a focus on international artistry, the event reaffirms Lincoln Center’s dedication to the arts as a powerful means of inspiration and connection.
Capezio honors Martha Graham Dance Company with launch of commemorative dancewear collaboration
Capezio proudly honors the Martha Graham Dance Company with the launch of a commemorative dancewear collaboration, celebrating the company’s century-long legacy in modern dance. This recognition comes as the Martha Graham Dance Company received the prestigious 2026 Capezio Dance Award during its 100th Anniversary Gala held at the New York Public Library on April 17. Since its inception in 1952, the Capezio Dance Award has highlighted significant contributions to American dance, making this collaboration a fitting tribute to Graham's enduring influence on the art form.
Top dance flooring options from Stagestep: A guide for studio owners
Selecting the right dance flooring is crucial for studio owners, impacting everything from dancer performance to injury prevention. Just as important as choosing the perfect recital costumes, the right flooring can enhance the overall experience for both instructors and students. In this guide, Dance Informa explores top dance flooring options from Stagestep, tailored to meet the diverse needs of various dance styles and studio environments. Discover how the right flooring can elevate your studio and support your dancers in achieving their best performances.
From chatter to chassés: DTW Founder Steve Sirico unveils strategies to reclaim focus in modern dance classroom
In a rapidly evolving dance education landscape, maintaining student focus has become increasingly challenging. Steve Sirico, Founder of Dance Teacher Web and a seasoned expert with 38 years in the industry, addresses these pressing issues with innovative strategies. His latest guide, “Stop the Chatter: 5 Ways to Reclaim Focus in the Modern Dance Classroom,” offers practical solutions for educators seeking to enhance classroom management and student engagement.
The Dance Complex presents ‘The Gathering’ by Kia The Key & Company
The Dance Complex proudly presents "The Gathering," an innovative evening-length performance by Kia The Key & Company, under the direction of renowned hip-hop choreographer Shakia “The Key” Barron. Set to captivate audiences on June 20 at 8 PM and June 21 at 7 PM, this dynamic showcase will feature the fusion of live DJ sets and vibrant dance, highlighting the rich culture of street dance. Held at The Dance Complex, located at 536 Massachusetts Ave.
Ask a dance floor expert!
A quality dance floor is essential for any dance studio, providing a safe and supportive environment for dancers of all ages. With countless hours spent by young feet practicing pirouettes and leaps, the right flooring can significantly impact performance and injury prevention. Studio owners must be well-informed about the types of dance floors available and the proper maintenance required to keep them in optimal condition.
City of Lights: 42nd Street Tours offers Las Vegas trip
Rena Butler to Lead 2026 Pro-Up Intensive at The Ballet Hispánico School
The Ballet Hispánico School is proud to announce that acclaimed choreographer Rena Butler will lead the 2026 Pro-Up Intensive, a transformative two-week program celebrating the school's 55th anniversary. Scheduled from June 16 to 27, 2026, this immersive experience is tailored for dancers aged 18 to 23, offering a unique blend of choreography, performance, and professional development.
Crooked Tree School of Ballet Joins Global Graham100 Celebration with ‘Dance Legends: Little Traverse Bay’
The Crooked Tree Arts Center (CTAC) School of Ballet proudly participates in the global Graham100 celebration, commemorating the centennial of the iconic Martha Graham Dance Company. Under the expert guidance of former principal dancer Peter Sparling and CTAC School of Ballet Artistic Director Heather Raue, the project titled “Dance Legends: Little Traverse Bay” showcases the profound impact of Graham’s innovative dance style.
The Beat Goes On: Dance Parade New York’s 20-Year Fight for the Right to Dance
Dance Parade New York proudly presents its 20th Annual Dance Parade and Festival on May 16, 2026, celebrating two decades of advocating for the right to dance. Themed “The Beat Goes On,” this vibrant event will illuminate the streets with over 10,000 dancers, DJs, and live bands from more than 150 diverse dance organizations. This milestone not only honors the rich tapestry of dance in New York City but also highlights the ongoing fight for artistic expression and community celebration through movement.
Laura Colby: Mastering the middle ground of performing arts management
Laura Colby is a pioneering force in performing arts management, having founded Elsie Management in 1995. A Juilliard graduate and former professional dancer, Colby transitioned to arts administration after working alongside choreographer Mark Haim in the 1980s. Frustrated by the lack of representation for choreographers at the annual Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) conference, she established Elsie Management to bridge the gap between artists and audiences. Through her innovative leadership, Colby continues to empower diverse voices within the performing arts landscape.
Inside ‘She Dances’: Family, friendship and healing on the competition floor
In the captivating film "She Dances," the world of high-stakes dance competitions transforms into a powerful arena for family reconciliation and healing. While one might expect cutthroat rivalries and intense pressure, the movie reveals the profound connections that can flourish amidst the chaos. Inspired by his experiences as a chaperone for his daughter Audrey, actor Steve Zahn crafts a heartfelt narrative that emphasizes the importance of family and friendship.
Process in practice: Aszure Barton reflects on her upcoming collaboration with 92NY
Aszure Barton, a renowned choreographer, is set to make a significant impact this May at the 92nd Street Y (92NY) as part of the Women Move the World Harkness Mainstage Series. In her upcoming collaboration, Barton will showcase a dynamic blend of new and previously performed works, marking a vibrant conclusion to the season at 92NY. “It is an honor,” she shares, emphasizing her excitement to engage audiences with her innovative approach to dance.
Female-led companies: Community, curiosity and collaboration
In recent years, a vibrant movement has emerged within the ballet and ballet-adjacent communities, characterized by the rise of female-led companies across New York City and beyond. These innovative organizations are often spearheaded by dancer/artistic directors or co-artistic directors, showcasing the talents and visions of women who are not only leaders but also active participants in the art form.
NYCB Principal Tiler Peck to receive 2026 Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award
Tiler Peck, the distinguished principal dancer of the New York City Ballet (NYCB), has been named the recipient of the 2026 Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award. This prestigious honor recognizes her remarkable contributions as a dancer, choreographer, curator, actress, and author. Peck will accept the award during Jacob’s Pillow’s annual Season Opening Gala in Becket on Saturday, June 20. In response to this accolade, she expressed deep gratitude, highlighting the significance of this recognition in her artistic journey and commitment to the world of dance.
Peridance Contemporary Dance Company premieres ‘Intersections’
Peridance Contemporary Dance Company, guided by the visionary artistic direction of Igal Perry, proudly unveils its 43rd season with the premiere of "Intersections" on April 25 at the KnJ Theater, running through May 3. This innovative program delves into the concept of convergence, exploring the dynamic intersections of ideas, cultures, and disciplines. Audiences can expect a captivating series of original works that not only challenge traditional boundaries but also celebrate the evolution of dance as a powerful medium for expression and connection.
The Dance Archive: Keeping history alive for generations to come
Dance, an ephemeral art form, captivates audiences in fleeting moments that quickly fade into memory. Despite its transient nature, the passion and creativity behind each performance deserve preservation for future generations. Across the United States, dedicated dance archivists work tirelessly to document and maintain the rich history of this dynamic medium. By chronicling performances, techniques, and stories, they ensure that the essence of dance continues to inspire and educate.
Finding your place as a dancer: A chat with CLI alumna Cadence McBride
In the dynamic realm of dance, finding your unique place can feel both daunting and exhilarating. In this insightful chat with CLI alumna Cadence McBride, we explore the intricate dance ecosystems that exist within cities, each with its distinct opportunities and influential figures. Cadence shares her personal journey, emphasizing the importance of discovering the right environment that resonates with your artistic vision and goals.
American Dance Festival Unveils Its 2026 Season
The American Dance Festival (ADF) is excited to announce its dynamic 2026 season, showcasing the transformative power of dance. From May 27 to July 25, audiences can experience 49 performances by 26 renowned dance companies and choreographers, highlighting the richness of the art form. This season promises to feature 9 world premieres, 12 ADF commissions, and 13 company and choreographer debuts, emphasizing innovation and creativity. ADF continues to celebrate the diverse landscape of dance, engaging audiences and inspiring future generations.