In dance auditions, the choreographer and casting director want to see the choreography delivered back with performance energy and technique out the wazoo—all with about 20 minutes of preparation. If ...

Dancer Valeriia Chaykina and her instructors at Miami City Ballet School demonstrate the differences between classical ballet technique and modern ballet more often seen in America and the West.

There is more than one way to teach and perform ballet. Some of the more popular curricula taught in the United States are: Ecole Française, or the French school, is considered to be the basis of all ...

WAAPA dance students are set to take part in a world-first biomechanical study that tracks their training, technique and injuries as they develop as professional performers. The long-term program will ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Our reporter took a week of classes to look closely at Merce Cunningham technique, which challenges the mind and body. By Siobhan Burke See more of ...

For many high school students, college is the first step toward a professional dance career—and whether you’re planning to concentrate on modern or ballet, it’s vital to choose a program tailored to ...

Contemporary dance is a catch-all phrase used fairly indiscriminately, meaning many things to different dance communities across a wide range of cultures. In fact, it’s probably easier to say what ...