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In front of a gray backdrop, a group of five dancers (3 female, 2 male) pose together in a contemporary tableau. They wear nude-colored garments, with the women in long red skirts.

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Three Choreographers, One Experiment: The World Premiere of Exquisite Corpse at Oakland Ballet

Kyra Laubacher

In a bright studio, a female dancer in a blue leotard, pink tights and taupe practice skirt clutches a book to her chest with emotion. She is shown thighs-up, and she looks out into the distance with emotion. In the background, another female dancer mimics her movement.

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Cathy Marston Brings the Heat at Houston Ballet With the World Premiere of Summer and Smoke

Nancy Wozny

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Ballet Black Wants to Capture the Pioneering Spirit of Nina Simone

Natalie Morris

A four-photo collage. In each, a single dancer (3 female, one male) perform onstage in colorful costumes.

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Your March Roster Roundup: Dancers and Directors on the Move

Kyra Laubacher

A photo of a book titled Don't Think Dear, On Loving and Leaving Ballet by Alice Robb. The cover shows a pair of worn-out pointe shoes, with the title, in large black font, superimposed over them.

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Alice Robb Chats About Her New Book, Don’t Think Dear: On Loving and Leaving Ballet

Martha Anne Toll

A graphic shows two square-shaped photos, one of Lauren Anderson and the other, right below of Harper Watters. To their left are the words "Lauren Anderson and Harper Watters in Conversation" on top of a blue background. At the bottom, it says "Presented by Pointe+ and dancemedia."

Black History Month

Video: Lauren Anderson and Harper Watters on Black History Month, Representation in Ballet and More

Pointe Magazine

Xuan Cheng and Bria Simcoe rehearse a scene from the ballet La Sylphide in a large dance studio with large windows. Cheng, in a long white tutu, lunges in front of Simcoe with her right foot in tendu derriere and wraps a plaid tartan shawl around her shoulders. She looks over her right shoulder and up at Simcoe coyly as he stands behind her. He wears a white T-shirt, gray sweatpants and black socks and ballet slippers, and looks at Cheng intently. Towards the back of the studio, a large group of dancers in practice clothes stand and watch them rehearse.

Career

Video: Staging Bournonville’s La Sylphide at Oregon Ballet Theatre

Amy Brandt

James Whiteside is shown from the back, covered in sweat and performing a stag leap with his left leg tucked up and his left arm reaching out energetically in front of him and his right arm reaching back. He wears off-white tights cut off at the knees and looks out over his left hand.

Career

James Whiteside on Returning to the Stage After Injury and His New Podcast

Chava Pearl Lansky

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