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Dance Theatre of Harlem

A copy of The Swans of Harlem stands next to an open laptop. The cover of the book is gold, with black and white photographs of five Black ballerinas in retiré, leaping, and posing in arabesque and with a pointed foot. The book’s subtitle is also visible on the cover: Five Black Ballerinas, Fifty Years of Sisterhood, and Their Reclamation of a Groundbreaking History.
Photo: Ellen Miller
  • Reviews

Remember Us: Five Groundbreaking Black Women Who Changed Ballet

Ellen Miller

Documenting five pioneering Black ballerinas of Dance Theatre of Harlem: their journeys to and departures from the company.

Photo: Jacobo Calvo
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Intrepid: Complexions Contemporary Ballet Dances Freedom

Dana Nichols

Rhoden’s choreography is laced with an edge of sweaty, carefree sexuality.

Photo: Matthew Murphy
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In the Zone with Dance Theatre of Harlem

Dance Theatre of Harlem speaks, body and soul, to an eager audience.

Photo: Milton Oleaga
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Arthur Mitchell at Columbia

Lynn Matluck

Some faces are unforgettable. Such a one is Arthur Mitchell's.