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Mackenzie Brown and Daichi Ikarashi Win the 2023 Erik Bruhn Prize

Kyra Laubacher

Cassandra Trenary and Daniel Camargo pose together as Tita and Pedro from "Like Water for Chocolate." Trenary, shown from the back, wears a blue striped skirt as her bare chest faces Camargo, who embraces her from behind. He wears light blue trousers. Their arms interlock in a knot-like shape, heads tilted as if preparing for a passionate kiss. A rusty red backdrop is behind them.

ABT Debuts Like Water for Chocolate—And Cooks Up Some Magic

April Deocariza

In front of a pitch black background, a female dancer in a sleek black turtleneck and fashionable hat (black, round top, with a white sash around the middle) that covers her eyes poses behind a black chair. She is shown chest-up and her body is turned sideways as she turns her chin toward the camera, a sly look on her face. She wears bright red lipstick, large pearl earrings and eight stacked pearl necklaces.

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Explores the Controversial Life of Fashion Icon Coco Chanel

Cynthia Bond Perry

In a performance space lit with green and purple lights against a dark background, two female dancers on pointe perform together. On the left, the first dancer stands on pointe in a flat arch backward, her right leg extended forward in a layout, arms overhead, as her partner does a deep lunge and supports holds on to her arms to give support.

For Women’s History Month, Brooklyn’s Annual CounterPointe Series Pairs Female Choreographers and Visual Artists

Kyra Laubacher

Mar 29

ODC/Dance presents: Dance Downtown

Blue Shield of California Theater at YBCA

Mar 31

FLAMENCO VIVO CARLOTA SANTANA: Fronteras

STRAZ CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Apr 1

Step Afrika! Annual Company Artist Audition

Dance Loft

Apr 3

Live Zoom Audition for the CLI Conservatory, Class of 2024

Zoom with The CLI Conservatory

Apr 7

14th American Natya Festival

Clayton High School Auditorium

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ABT Debuts Like Water for Chocolate—And Cooks Up Some Magic

April Deocariza

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Explores the Controversial Life of Fashion Icon Coco Chanel

Cynthia Bond Perry

For Women’s History Month, Brooklyn’s Annual CounterPointe Series Pairs Female Choreographers and Visual Artists

Kyra Laubacher

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.

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

Kyra Laubacher

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Mackenzie Brown and Daichi Ikarashi Win the 2023 Erik Bruhn Prize

ABT Debuts Like Water for Chocolate—And Cooks Up Some Magic

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Explores the Controversial Life of Fashion Icon Coco Chanel

For Women’s History Month, Brooklyn’s Annual CounterPointe Series Pairs Female Choreographers and Visual Artists

ABT Debuts Like Water for Chocolate—And Cooks Up Some Magic

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Explores the Controversial Life of Fashion Icon Coco Chanel

For Women’s History Month, Brooklyn’s Annual CounterPointe Series Pairs Female Choreographers and Visual Artists

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

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