Twyla Tharp led the way with her distinct brand of American classicism, along with other artists who stepped it up.

In 1995, the Joffrey Ballet got a one-way ticket to Chicago and crossed its fingers. After four decades in New York, the company was on the brink of closure, arriving here with a pile of debt and a ...

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Those Denverites who saw Savion Glover perform at the Buell will someday tell their children about it. He just may be the best tap dancer alive, certainly one of the best who ever lived. Glover, who ...

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As long as I’ve tabulated this list of the best in Chicago dance, I don’t think any year has been quite as gratifying as this ...

Iain Mackay, ex-student of the school and principal of Birmingham Royal Ballet, took over the role in 2024, and has just completed his first academic year. This culminated in a matinee performance at ...

It's a tale as old as time, or at least as old as Shakespeare. Boy meets girl. Girl falls in love with boy. Families start fighting. Soliloquies are delivered. Soft light breaks through yonder windows ...