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ran-&-rave / May 19, 2023

Op Ed: What’s Possible in Writing About Ballet?

How do we respond to recurring accounts of an acclaimed choreographer’s damaging relationships with dancers, especially women? Recent podcasts (Erika Lantz’s The Turning:…

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ran-&-rave / April 13, 2023

Begin Again: Acting for Dancers

It’s my personal belief that at the center of every electrifying dance performance is a story. Even the works that are supposedly plotless…

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ran-&-rave / September 12, 2022

Jessica He on the Joys of Being a Professional Ballerina

Visualize your favorite hobby—is it drawing, cooking, running? Now, visualize yourself in your element, whether at your desk, in the kitchen or on…

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ran-&-rave / August 8, 2022

Why Crafting More-Inclusive Immersive Theater Matters

I am a unicorn, so I’ve been told. I can make people feel a certain way, move a certain way and feel validated.…

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ran-&-rave / August 5, 2022

Jodi Melnick on Her Lifelong Love of Dance

I am deeply, madly, in love with movement. It is one of the great loves of my life, it is my heart. The…

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ran-&-rave / July 11, 2022

Meet Cira Robinson, Senior Artist with Ballet Black

“My growth as a dancer is never over, and that’s one of the many reasons why I still love it,” says Cira Robinson.…

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ran-&-rave / June 30, 2022

My Experience With Long COVID Forced Me to Acknowledge the Vulnerability of All Bodies

As a dancer, I have always understood how much I depend on my body. But I hadn’t ever thought about how much my…

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ran-&-rave / June 29, 2022

Jerron Herman, Disabled Dancer, On the Power of Gut Feelings

When you return to a piece of choreography after a while, whether rehearsing for another performance or simply reminiscing with old company friends,…

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ran-&-rave / June 22, 2022

Gregory Richardson on Music From The Sole

Despite having grooved onstage with tap icon Michelle Dorrance for over a decade, Gregory Richardson doesn’t consider himself a dancer. The composer and…

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ran-&-rave / May 20, 2022

How Intimacy Consultant Anisa Tejpar Coaches Sensitive Dance Scenes

From Manon’s bedroom pas de deux to Sonya Tayeh’s entwined ensembles in Moulin Rouge! The Musical, intimacy is everywhere in dance. It’s also sensitive…

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