May 6th: Doris Duke Foundation Grant, May 7th: South Arts Individual Artist Career Opportunity Grant, May 27th: Dancemakers Residency, June 1st: Miami DanceMakers
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This blog originally was published on Americans for the Arts’ ARTSblog. 11 March 2021 By Liza Yntema & Hannah McCarthy Women in the United States suffered a net loss of over 5 […]
26 February 2021 By Rachel Howard [Luke] Ingham described himself as Rowe’s “biggest fan.” He didn’t want her to retire from dancing after she left Nederlands Dans Theater in 2015 […]
8 March 2021 By Ben Sisario The latest study by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative at the University of Southern California found that women’s representation in music has not improved in […]
4 March 2021 By Rachel Howard If a choreographer wants to make the most of this pandemic era, Sarah Van Patten is the woman to put on the screen. Van […]
3 March 2021 By Gia Kourlas With performances on pause, many dancers are rethinking their relationship to weight. Lovette also understands that she can help make ballet better. In the […]
DDP Founder & President winner of inaugural top tier award from Philanthropy Women.
Dance Data Project® (DDP) today announces the Data Byte: Global Resident Choreographer Survey 2021, a mini-report focusing on the gender distribution of 64 resident choreographer (RC) positions at 75 United States and 68 international ballet companies for a total of 143 companies.
