A Chance to Dance
Mary Elizabeth Lenahan chronicles the story of former dancer Adelaide Vienneau, who danced with Dance Theatre of Harlem, and her son Preston, who is on the autism spectrum and dances with Dance Express in Fort Collins, CO.
Harnessing the Infradian Cycle to Enhance Artistic Practice
Shannon Leypoldt, a dance artist, teacher, and sports massage therapist based in Berlin, looks at the link between artistic practice and the menstrual cycle.
Resuenen: Interpretive Views of the Border
Micaela Gardner, a dancer and choreographer living in Baja, Mexico, reflects on making “Resuenen,” an interpretive dance film that explores the US-Mexico border.
Pain as a Generative Source of Creativity
Maggie Bridger, a dancer, choreographer, and PhD candidate whose work focuses on the intersection of dance, disability, and pain, discusses how her choreography and research inform one another.
Breaking the Ballet Mold to Inspire Change
Bonnie Eissner profiles New York based choreographer Morgan McEwen, artistic director of MorDance, about her new ballets that explore the ecological consequences of mass consumption and the silencing of women.