Try googling “favorite Christmas movies” and you may be bombarded

I recoil at my own skepticism knowing conversations around racism

Writers write their truths, unleashing their biases on pages and

Brenda Dixon Gottschild’s The Black Dancing Body changed my life. I was

Imagine sitting on your front porch exchanging pleasantries with a

Since my immersion into the pool of academia, I’ve found

Through all the years I’ve viewed his works, Bill T.

Foreign to me I must admit. Butoh. Foreign. But my

In the audience at the premiere of The Ballad of Trayvon

In the fall of 2003, a colleague invited me to

When watching a dance performance, I expect moving bodies performing

I was first introduced to Seán Curran’s choreography while studying

The 35th-anniversary concert of New York-based Elisa Monte Dance was

When the professional company Dance Theatre   of Harlem (DTH) went

With the holidays behind us, Christmas trees discarded, and Nutcracker advertisements gone

On December 3, 2015, more than 11 million television viewers

The fallen black man Still. His naked body on display.

How do you feel when you see the word NIGGER?

There is something to be said about simplicity.  It forces

Revolutionizing the look of classical ballet, American born choreographer William

Since first seeing Pilobolus Dance Theater perform in the ‘90’s,

Though not a new concept, dance fusion has lent itself

In a dance world where performances can sometimes be inundated

An evening of intimate experimentation revealed Helen Hale and Maggie

By Ellen Chenoweth (right hand) and Gregory King (left hand)

The Koresh Dance Company recently presented their 24th season celebration at

One of the few choreographer’s showcases on the Philadelphia dance