Articles from the ‘Interviews’ collection

A dancer strikes a dramatic pose with arms raised on a dimly lit stage, wearing a vibrant costume of black, red, and beige, surrounded by flowing fabric that enhances the sense of motion and cultural expression.

Choreographing Chicana Stories for 30 Years

CatherineMarie Davalos, director of Davalos Dance Company in the Bay Area, celebrates her 30th anniversary by looking back on 30 years of making dances about the Chicana experience and how the dance landscape has changed over that time.

September 29, 2025  |  Read Article

Five performers, including two children in matching silver vests and an individual using a wheelchair, pose together on stage in front of a brightly lit crown backdrop.

Dance Beyond Therapy

Jasmine Mathew, the founder of Jasmine’s Beat in Frisco, Texas, shares how she works to provide adaptive dance classes for people of all abilities and ages.

September 15, 2025  |  Read Article

The Beauty of Difference

New York City based choreographer Tamar Rogoff discusses her dance history, her Body Scripting practice, and her upcoming performance "Drop Dead...Gorgeous," which explores body image and societal beauty standards.

September 8, 2025  |  Read Article

Sharing The Great Dance

Cynthia Winton-Henry, a philosopher, author, teacher, and performer based in California, is working on a book project entitled "The Great Dance" with collaborators Marla Durden and Ruth Showalter. She shares why a vision of The Great Dance is needed now more than ever.

September 1, 2025  |  Read Article

Various masked How We Move participants seated in chairs and mobility devices rehearsing accessible majorette dance in a studio. Everyone’s right arm is bent, with their hand resting on the back of their head, and everyone’s left arm is outstretched. Behind the dancers, there are two red doors and a white wall.

Possibility Modeled

kumari giles, a multidisciplinary artist, connector, administrator, and consultant based in Toronto, describes how spaces like How We Move relieve isolation for multiply marginalized artists.

August 28, 2025  |  Read Article