CBS Boston: Boston Ballet Initiative Empowers Women Choreographers
Boston Ballet continues to stage female work.
April 30th: South Arts: Professional Development & Artistic Planning Grants, April 30th: South Arts: Express Grants, 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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Boston Ballet continues to stage female work.
Michelle Williams reminds us all that we should thrive because of our workplace, “and not in spite of it.”
Dance Data Project® released its sixth comprehensive report today, this time examining gender equity in spring/summer dance festival leadership and programming. For the first time in a DDP study, women make up a sizable majority in the category of artistic direction. As always, sources and limitations are cited at the end of the report.
Eva Stone, faculty member of the Pacific Northwest Ballet School, choreographs for the company this fall in a triple bill of premieres.
The Apollo Theater brings female work to the stage this fall!
Led by Artistic Director Christine Cox, BalletX is making headlines in dance.
Women make up close to half of college athletes. But only a few are athletic directors in America’s wealthiest and most powerful sports conferences.
Aaron Mattocks, the theater’s new programmer, says: “I want to create more experiences of joy for myself. It’s all that I’m craving right now.”
Ready for a “Nutcracker” set to Duke Ellington? The season offers new twists on old classics, as well as a multitude of premieres across genres.
Martha Graham was a feminist before feminism in dance was discussed.