by Amy Brandt | Mar 12, 2018 | Career, News, Summer Intensive Survival, Summer Study, Training
Summer is the perfect time for busy dancers to get some much-needed rest after a long season. But it’s also a good opportunity to hone your technique. Summer training opportunities for professionals are scarce, although the ones that do exist are pretty great....
by Amy Brandt | Jun 8, 2014 | Company Life
Dominic Walsh, photo by Gabriella Nissen Running a dance company can be all-consuming, especially when you serve as both its artistic director and principal choreographer. Trey McIntyre, whose Trey McIntyre Project is giving its final performances this month,...
by Pointe Magazine | Dec 1, 2009 | Company Life
Dancer: Sarah Van Patten Company: San Francisco Ballet Ballet: Marius Petipa’s Swan Lake San Francisco Ballet principal Sarah Van Patten always commands the stage in roles that call for dramatic depth and musicality. But because she is not usually thought of as...
by Kristin Lewis | Jun 1, 2008 | Company Life, Features
It’s an exciting time to be a ballet dancer—if, that is, you are someone who likes to venture off the beaten path and explore the unknown. As contemporary ballet, long popular in Europe, takes a stronger hold in the U.S., the number of purely contemporary...
by Jennifer Heimlich | Nov 28, 2001 | Company Life
To kick of its 10th anniversary season, Dominic Walsh Dance Theater is offering a free performance. On Friday, August 28 at 8 pm in Houston’s Miller Outdoor Theater, the small but mighty contemporary ballet troupe will present a mixed rep of audience favorites....
