In It for the Long Run: A Series of Interviews and Photographs with Dancers over Fifty

By Emmaly Wiederholt; Photographs by Gregory Bartning Mrs. Lucy Hayden was an old woman whose body constantly trembled. She owned my first dance school, Hayden School of Ballet, until I was in my mid-teens when she sold it to one of the teachers. By the time I was a senior […]

October 7, 2013  |  Read Article

October’s DumBEST Move of the Month

Happy Autumn! October’s DumBEST move features Angela Mazziotta demonstrating the body scan. It’s the perfect move to bust out when Monster Mash comes on – make it a graveyard smash! Starring Angela Mazziotta

October 3, 2013  |  Read Article

The Bunion: How to Successfully Throw a Fundraiser

By Maggie Stack and Emmaly Wiederholt   Need to raise some dough for your dance company? Follow our advice and let the money roll in!  Step 1. Don’t call it a fundraiser. Go with a snazzy name! Choose between: -carnival -gala -fete -wingding   2. Everyone loves themed parties! Choose […]

September 30, 2013  |  Read Article

My Experience with Creative Dance Therapy

By Jessa Freeman I recently had the honor of exploring Creative Dance Psychology with my friend Rachel Jordana. She is a doctor in Psychology and a dance enthusiast who found the joy of movement while finishing her studies.  If it hadn’t been for her joy and fun peer pressure I […]

September 26, 2013  |  Read Article

Dancing to Heal

An Interview with Creative Dance Psychologist Rachel Jordana Horodezky By Emmaly Wiederholt Bodies are powerful vessels of feeling; most dancers know this inherently, that movement can transform and heal. So when a friend of mine emailed me about her experience taking Creative Dance Psychology, a form of therapy that integrates dance, I was […]

September 23, 2013  |  Read Article