CHATHAM, N.Y. — “There is no outside,” the Nigerian choreographer Qudus Onikeku said on Wednesday. He wasn’t referring to his…
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José Luis Cortés, a Cuban musician who with his popular band, NG La Banda, helped establish the lively genre of…
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“I would rather fail at something interesting than do something boring.” That quote, from an interview with Pam Tanowitz in…
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Ann Hutchinson Guest, one of the world’s foremost authorities on dance notation, the crucial practice of recording dances on paper…
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Dr. William G. Hamilton, who as the attending orthopedic surgeon for New York City Ballet spent more than 40 years…
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Nan Melville, a photographer who was known for elegant, fluid images of prominent dancers and dance companies, died on March…
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Ballet Hispánico, founded in 1970, has been honoring its 50th anniversary for a solid two years. On Friday at the…
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Margaret M. McGowan, a British cultural historian who created a new international area of academic study, now known as early…
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As dance companies everywhere have tried to stay afloat during the pandemic, Ailey II, the second company of Alvin Ailey…
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Yuriko Kikuchi, who under the single name Yuriko was a leading dancer in Martha Graham’s company from the 1940s to…
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