Pointe Magazine

Fourteen teenage dancers in various costumes take a bow onstage as confetti rains down on them. Other dancers and adults stand towards the back of the stage, applauding. A blue backdrop says "Prix de Lausanne" in the upper corner.

News

Congratulations to the 2026 Prix de Lausanne Winners

Amy Brandt

Higher Ed

Can Ballet Majors Study Abroad?

Catie Robinson

A collage of photos showing dance artists from multiple dance genres moving and performing.

News

Meet the 10 Ballet Artists from Dance Magazine’s 2026 “25 to Watch”

Pointe Magazine

A collage of five photographs show male and female dancers in various poses. Some are performing onstage, while others dance or teach in practice clothes in the studio.

News

Looking Back on Some of Our Favorite Pointe Stories of 2025

Pointe Magazine

Jennifer Levine, wearing a white and black patterned winter coat, fussy black hat, gray pants and black high-heeled suede boots, and a buff-colored purse slung over one shoulder, sits at the fountain outside of the David H. Koch Theater. She crosses her right leg. A large sign for New York City ballet's "Nutcracker" hangs in the windows of the theater's terrace.

Everything "Nutcracker"

Former Dancer Losing Her Vision Is Granted a Nutcracker Wish

Steve Sucato

Casey Noble, wearing a red and black plaid flannel, shorts, and black lace-up boots, kneels on a dance studio floor and rests his chin in his right hand. He rests his left forearm on his high and holds a pair of pointe shoes as he smiles toward the camera. Behind him, a line of women wearing a variety dance practice clothing stand in a line in fourth position on pointe, their right hand on their hips.

Profiles

Misfitters Pointe Shoe Consultancy Is Making Fittings More Personal—and Inclusive

Emily May for Dance Retailer News

TBT

#TBT: Sylvie Guillem and Nicolas Le Riche in Swan Lake

Lilliana Miller

Malena Ani , wearing a cap-sleeved blue leotard, pink tights and pointe shoes, and a white practice tutu, poses with her right leg in tendu croisé devant. She stretches her arms diagonally and looks toward her left hand.

Career

What Did Petipa’s Original Choreography for The Sleeping Beauty’s Aurora Look Like?

Doug Fullington

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