Observing Innovation and Creativity Through the Lens of a Dancer: Lauriane Ogay
Lauriane Ogay’s dance journey reflects the vibrant tapestry of New
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Melina Rosenberg
How Rose Barbantan Turns ‘No’ Into ‘Yes’, One Dance at a Time
Rose Barbantan loves New York City. “It really is the
Maddie Burnett: Dancing to Connect
Madelaine “Maddie” Burnett grew up dancing in Tsawwassen (Delta, British
From Lincoln Center to Block Parties: All the Dream Stages of Manon Bal
During the first encounter with Manon Bal, the Pandemic had
Finding Balance in Movement and Beyond: Jiali Wang’s Dance Journey
Jiali Wang has journeyed through dance both literally, moving from
Valériane Louisy’s Leaps of Faith: Grand Jetés From Paris to New York City
Many great minds have expressed the powerful connection between writing
The Faustine Lavie Dance Project ‘Works’
Faustine Lavie’s most recent choreography ‘Banned’ was part of her
Irene Paci on Lead Roles and the Art of Saying Yes in Dance and in Life
Irene Paci has mastered the art of saying yes in
From On Pointe in Paris to Floorwork in NYC: The Continuous Dance-Evolution of Faustine Lavie
At first glance the grace of ballet and the grit
Dedication and Delight in a Dancer: Aurélie Garcia
Aurélie Garcia starts her interview sharing her story: “I started
Lauriane Ogay: A Dancer Who Stays Light on Her Feet and Brings Light to Your Soul
Quick and light on her feet, Lauriane Ogay makes you
Taking on the NYC Dance Scene Like Water on Fire
Enter Manon Bal, dancer. Talented, versatile, you would think the
Dancing in Style, Waacking with Passion
When Michela Deidda, in art Miki Tuesday, dances – whether
