New York Times: Caught in the Middle of #MeToo: Unions That Represent Accusers and Accused
A union meant to protect dancers is also bringing back a controversial figure to NYCB.
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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A union meant to protect dancers is also bringing back a controversial figure to NYCB.
Highlights of the new season include a ballet by Cathy Marston about cellist Jacqueline du Pré, and Wayne McGregor’s take on the Divine Comedy.
Ballet Commissioned by Virginia’s 2019 Commemoration, American Evolution, in Partnership with Virginia Arts Festival, is Inspired by the 400th Anniversary of Formative 1619 Virginia Events that Shaped Today’s America.
Having recently announced that South East Dance is to produce an all-female dance programme, Cath James discusses the complex issue of gender quotas.
More work from Jennifer Archibald is featured in the news this summer.
It’s one of classical music’s most familiar pieces, a childhood favourite which introduces many a fascinated youngster to the wonders of the orchestra.
In opera, women are calling to action the inclusion of diversity, safe inclusive spaces, programming changes, questioning of gender-based violence depicted in opera, and more.
Sunday Breakfast: Elizabeth “Liza” … By Donald Liebenson 9 May 2019 “I have a wonderful story about a dead body in an ice house.” How’s that for an icebreaker? Elizabeth […]
By Nancy Wozny 6 May 2019 Katie Cooper knows an opportunity when she sees one. When the Dallas-area Metropolitan Classical Ballet—where she’d danced for six years—shuttered its doors, she saw […]