Watching the film felt like the motion-picture equivalent of flipping through an old photo album.
A “more socially just future” reaches beyond drastic changes in ballet’s foundations.
Melissa Klapper’s new book offers a social history of ballet class in the United States.
Like a sculptor aiming for a semblance of life, the author adjusts her sights beyond the facts, on Marie Van Goethem’s soul.
People are usually interested in the outcome of the struggle. I am exposing the struggle.
Gibson takes the question "What is ballet in the 21st century" back to form.
A sweaty, blissful finale brings home the power of Hip-Hop as a uniting force.
Theresa Ruth Howard believes that "even in the dance community itself, we have a kind of collective amnesia."