Articles from the ‘Essays’ collection
Disappearing Dances
Arizona-based dance artist Yvonne Montoya highlights the work of Lucy Salazar, a New Mexican dancer and historian who is single handedly trying to save Los bailes de salón de Nuevo México from disappearing.
November 10, 2025 | Read Article
The Power of Being Seen
Washington, DC-based dance artist Devin Hill details their experiences of repeated inaccessibility and prejudice in dance, demonstrating how we must confront and deconstruct ableism as a field.
November 3, 2025 | Read Article
Not Just a Funding Cut
Eric Garcia entreats institutions to embrace and support the queer, trans, Black, brown, disabled, Indigenous, and community-rooted future of dance.
October 20, 2025 | Read Article
Sydney: Buckled In For All That Is To Come
Sydney has been checking in with Stance on Dance every year for 13 years, sharing where dance has taken her each year. This year she performed some of her dream roles with Avant Chamber Ballet, got engaged, and prepared for a new start in New York City.
October 6, 2025 | Read Article
Erin: Joy is Revolutionary
Erin has been checking in with Stance on Dance every year for 13 years, sharing where dance has taken her each year. This year she performed and taught extensively in the Bay Area and advanced her dream of becoming a fulltime dance artist.
September 22, 2025 | Read Article
