A dancer in a studio is low on her knee and foot, looking upward.

Ephemeral Anthologies

Bay Area-based Robert Moses' KIN's upcoming show deals with issues of silence and censorship. Robert Moses speaks about how he’s approaching this project as an anthology, and the guest choreographers share what this subject matter means to them.

March 11, 2024 | Read Article

Perceiving and Being Perceived

Melanie Greene, a dancer, choreographer, writer, and podcaster currently based in New Orleans, explores the Black female experience through an Afro-futuristic lens, as well as the intersections of her performance and journalistic experiences.

March 4, 2024 | Read Article

Two dancers wearing 19th century costumes lean into each other onstage.

Telling Her Family’s Story through Dance

In choreographer Yvonne Montoya's recent work, "Stories from Home," she puts into dance the oral traditions of her family history in Northern New Mexico.

February 26, 2024 | Read Article

Several dancers wearing white make poses with their arms reaching in many directions. They are inside a church.

Dancing on Behalf of Peace

Marla Durden and Christine Gautreaux, leaders in the InterPlay community, are producing a free online event, Dances on Behalf of Peace. They share how people can get involved and what dancing on behalf of peace means to them.

February 19, 2024 | Read Article

It Feels Wrong to Dance

Katie Flashner's poem "It Feels Wrong to Dance" asks what the value of dance is in tumultuous times.

February 15, 2024 | Read Article