Three Out of Five Choreographers For Ballet Arkansas Program Are Women
Three out of five choreographers in the new works program of Ballet Arkansas are women.
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Three out of five choreographers in the new works program of Ballet Arkansas are women.
A university ballet company invites women choreographers.
Though I loved to dance, I felt pressured to conform to a particular kind to make strides in the industry.
One of the most equitable companies over the past two years is led by – you guessed it – a woman. Read The Register-Guard’s feature on Toni Pimble of Eugene Ballet.
Women are worth a lot of money – more than we are given credit for.
The Mariinsky Ballet went on a recent tour to the US, performing in D.C., New York City, and California, where the incident took place.
The company is taking themes from ballet and translating them to community engagement – giving back to the community that supports them.
Another take on the McKinsey and Lean In annual study, Women in the Workplace.
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DDP shares our first ever Meet the Company feature. Hear about the success story that is the inaugural company, Richmond Ballet, from its founding artistic director Stoner Winslett and managing director Brett Bonda.