Monthly Archives: May 2011

Developing the practice of dance writing with an eye toward the changing world, the Dance Critics Association (DCA) convened in New York City to consider the craft and a collage of global topics. The 2010 conference, held in conjunction with … Continue reading →

Choreographer Barak Marshall knows a thing or two about what he calls “umbilical whiplash.” The son of Yemenite-Israeli choreographer Margalit Oved, Marshall happened upon his dance voice while accompanying his mother for a 1994 visit with the Inbal Dance Company … Continue reading →

Living in San Francisco means having the richness of art in a major city, and the natural beauty of California all in one fell swoop. Here’s your guide to enjoying urban escapes and art and live performance – at the … Continue reading →

Summer offerings for dance professionals don’t end with training intensives and seasonal performances. From the rigorous and scholarly to the imaginative and whimsical, conferences, symposiums and festivals serve as exciting springboards for continuing education. Here’s a peek at some of … Continue reading →