#choreography

#choreography

New York City Ballet's current works reflect contrasting styles of choreographers Justin Peck and Alexei Ratmansky, echoing the legacy of Balanchine and Robbins.

Dada Masilo was a pioneering South African choreographer who fused African dance with classical ballet, transforming traditional narratives.

Alvin Ailey's "Revelations" redefined dance by emphasizing Black cultural expression and resilience through rich choreography and spiritual narratives.

Alonzo King's 'Ode to Alice Coltrane' integrates her music into a spiritual dance exploration, merging metaphysical themes with dynamic choreography.

Fall presents a variety of dance opportunities in the Bay Area, including Smuin Contemporary Ballet's new season and former underground resistance-themed performances.

Christos Papadopoulos won the inaugural Rose International prize for his divisive piece, Larsen C, aiming to elevate dance's international profile.

Martha Graham Dance Company returns to Portland after 13 years, showcasing classic and new works in celebration of its centennial.

The Opening Night of Encounters showcased contemporary ballet, highlighted by two world premieres and a focus on themes of love and loss.

Kyle Abraham's The Weathering uses unique lighting and music to explore personal experiences with relationships and life's interruptions.

RawDance's 'Refer' showcases promising new talent, but the overall performance lacks dynamism.

Justin Peck balances choreographing two productions, finding solace in cooking and adapting his diet since becoming a parent.

The musical theater adaptation of Sufjan Stevens' album Illinois, named Illinoise, is heading to Broadway in April.

The production features music and lyrics by Stevens, choreography by Justin Peck, and a story by Jackie Sibblies Drury, offering a unique blend of music, dance, and theater.