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.
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.
Bianca Starr, owner of Bianca Lily Ballet in Albuquerque, NM, shares how she creates an inviting and accessible environment for adults who are beginning ballet.
Featuring interdisciplinary dance and visual artist Sarah Groth’s illustrations and poetry.
Dr. Lucky, a performance studies scholar at New York University and an acclaimed burlesque artist, shares what neo-burlesque is, why it’s important to study burlesque academically, and how her burlesque shows have moved with her from NYC to sunny New Mexico.
Nikesha Breeze, Miles Tokunow, and MK discuss their piece “Stages of Tectonic Blackness,” performed in the Sandia Mountains outside of Albuquerque and in Blackdom, NM, which posits that a resting Black body on the earth is a radical act.