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Pacific Northwest Ballet Principal Dylan Wald’s Journey to Injury Recovery Has Required Therapy—and Filmmaking

Pacific Northwest Ballet Principal Dylan Wald’s Journey to Injury Recovery Has Required Therapy—and Filmmaking

by Marcie Sillman | Jun 16, 2023 | News, The Latest, Videos

One year ago, Dylan Wald didn’t know if he’d ever perform again. The Pacific Northwest Ballet principal had just undergone major surgery: insertion of a metal rod into his left tibia in a last-ditch attempt to repair a nagging stress fracture. For Wald, now 27, there...
Dancers Share Their Key Takeaways After a Year of Dancing on Film

Dancers Share Their Key Takeaways After a Year of Dancing on Film

by Maggie Small | Apr 11, 2021 | Company Life

Creating dances specifically for film has become one of the most effective ways that ballet companies have connected with audiences and kept dancers employed during the pandemic. Around the world, dance organizations are finding opportunities through digital seasons,...
Join Us for a Q&A With Pacific Northwest Ballet's Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan on April 22

Join Us for a Q&A With Pacific Northwest Ballet's Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan on April 22

by Amy Brandt | Apr 5, 2021 | Dance Magazine, Dance Spirit, Instagram

Simply put, Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan is a dazzling performer—we couldn’t take our eyes off of her when she danced the lead pas de deux from “Rubies” during an online company performance in October. In our March/April...
Ask the Experts: How Do I Get My Arabesque to Its Full Potential Without Pain?

Ask the Experts: How Do I Get My Arabesque to Its Full Potential Without Pain?

by Dance Teacher | Oct 5, 2020 | Uncategorized

If you feel a pain in your back when lifting your leg into arabesque, it’s possible the issue is a combination of decreased flexibility in the hip flexors with weakness or restrictions at the spine. You’ll want to check the range of your hip flexors. When...
Dancing With Eczema: More Than a Minor Irritation

Dancing With Eczema: More Than a Minor Irritation

by Linnea Swarting | Sep 14, 2020 | Health & Body, Wellness

For dancers dealing with eczema and skin sensitivity, ballet poses some unique challenges. I have struggled with both my whole life, and sometimes my eczema is all I can see when I look in the mirror. The condition causes dry, irritated, rash-like patches on the skin....
Achieve a Stronger Arabesque with These 5 Conditioning Exercises

Achieve a Stronger Arabesque with These 5 Conditioning Exercises

by Katie Slattery | Sep 3, 2020 | Cross-Training

Are you looking to gain flexibility and strength in your arabesque? Many dancers are unsatisfied with the height of their back leg, and believe intense stretching is the best way to increase extension in the arabesque position. “However,” says American...
You’re Invited to the 2020 Dance Teacher Awards!

You’re Invited to the 2020 Dance Teacher Awards!

by Lauren Wingenroth For Dance Teacher | Aug 17, 2020 | Uncategorized

The Dance Teacher Awards are here , and this year we’re going virtual. The upside of a virtual awards ceremony? We can invite all of you! Though we’ll be in a new setting (Zoom!), the purpose of the Dance Teacher Awards remains the same: celebrating...
Meet Ava Holloway and Kennedy George, the Teens Whose Photo Dancing On a Confederate Statue Went Viral

Meet Ava Holloway and Kennedy George, the Teens Whose Photo Dancing On a Confederate Statue Went Viral

by Lydia Murray For Dance Magazine | Jul 29, 2020 | News, Profiles, The Latest

Last month, a photo of two 14-year-old Black ballerinas—Ava Holloway and Kennedy George—dancing on Richmond, Virginia’s Robert E. Lee statue lit up social media as Black Lives Matter protests seared through the U.S. The dancers, clad in all black,...
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