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Warmer weather is just around the corner, and with it comes a light at the end of a hibernation tunnel for many dance organizations: a chance to perform again. The great outdoors has become an often-preferred performance venue but, of course, nature likes to throw its curveballs.
Like many companies, The State Ballet of Rhode Islandโs big plans for 2020 were interrupted by COVID-19. In-person classes were…
With studios and theaters still closed because of COVID, James Whiteside, principal dancer of the American Ballet Theatre, brought his…
Like everyone, Harlequin is looking forward to 2021, we hope that it is a year filled with more dance and…
Whether you’re putting on a pair of pointe shoes, buckling your ballroom stilettos or lacing up your favorite high tops,…
Grammy award winner Lauren Daigle burst onto the Christian music scene in 2015. Her third album, Look Up Child, led…