Jennifer Archibald's "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" is Premiering at the Richmond Ballet
What's Good Family! I'm excited to share a fantastic conversation with renowned choreographer Jennifer Archibald. Jennifer's "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" ballet is currently premiering at the Richmond Ballet until November 6th (this Sunday).
"Inspired by the iconic 1967 film of the same name, Gu…
RAD Interview - Pittsburgh Ballet Theater
Pittsburgh Ballet Theater's new Artistic Director, Adam McKinney, talks about PBT's upcoming free RAD days from September 29th to October 1st at Hazelwood Green, as a part of the Open Air performance series, co-presented with the August Wilson Cultural Center. These three free RAD days feature vari…
Ep6. Jared Kelly
ared Kelly is a DMV native who began his formal dance training in programs like Washington School of Ballet, Baltimore School for the Arts, and Vision Contemporary Dance Ensemble. Following high school, he continued his academic and dance training at Indiana University where he performed works by c…
S2 Ep140: PROJECT ALCHEMY with Alexander Jones - Immersive Art/Dance & More
RadioStPete.com host Nanette Wiser caught up with the multi-talented local performer Alexander Jones, founder and executive artistic director of the downtown St. Pete international nonprofit dance+ company projectALCHEMY. info@projectalchemy.dance
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Jones is a graduate o…
Dance Doesn't Have to Be the Main Attraction: A Chat with Creative, Vanessa Eirekat!
WELCOME BACK TO THE DANCER'S CHOICE PODCAST !!! This week Riley sits down with creative, Vanessa Eirekat, to discuss what life looks like exploring different medias and career paths outside of simply dancing.
If you're interested in becoming an entrepreneur, mentoring young artists, creating a …
Works & Process Announces BalletX: Maslow’s Peak by Jennifer Archibald
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Nick Mullikin - Nashville Ballet
Step into the transformative world of contemporary ballet with Nashville Ballet’s annual Attitude series on May 2-4, 2025, returning to the Polk Theater at TPAC. This thrilling programming brings bold storytelling to life through movement and will feature the visionary works of renowned choreograph…
Gabriella Ray: Dancers Making Moves
Gabriella Ray, born and raised in St. Louis, started her dance training early on, under the instruction of Christine Kardell. Through out high school Gabriella became a student at COCA (Center of Creative Arts) where she joined pre-professional companies Ballet Eclectica and COCAdance. She had the …
This choreographer thinks of her work as “painting” on dancers
Jennifer Archibald is one of North America’s busiest and most in-demand choreographers. At the end of May, she’ll debut her first piece for the National Ballet of Canada called “Kings Fall,” one of nine world premieres that she’ll go on this season. Archibald tells Tom Power about the commonality b…
Episode 10 | Innovation II: Gianna DeMassio
In this episode of At the Barre, we go behind the scenes with Madison Ballet apprentice and emerging choreographer Gianna DeMassio
In her first season with the company, Gianna shares her journey from a competition dance background to discovering her passion for ballet and how she unexpectedly fell …
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