The word and feeling for dance this season is “immersive,” as companies and artists throughout the DMV invite audiences to fully experience the joy of motion, whether you’re watching from your seat or ...

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“Collective Motion: Dance Across Wyoming,” an eclectic dance concert showcasing the dynamism of movement and the power of collaborative expression, presented by the University of Wyoming Department of ...

“Collective Motion: Dance Across Wyoming,” an eclectic dance concert showcasing the dynamism of movement and the power of collaborative expression, presented by the University of Wyoming Department of ...

When the Martha Graham Dance Company brings its centennial tour to Cleveland on Jan. 31, at Playhouse Square, Case Western Reserve University students won’t just be in the audience—they’ll be on the ...

One of the wonderful things about watching Olympic-level ice dancing—the subject of the documentary series “Glitter & Gold”—is that there’s no projection. “If I did nothing but eat and lift for six ...

Presented by the Nordisk Film & TV Fond, the hotly contested 2026 Nordic Series Script Award was announced Tuesday at Göteborg’s TV Drama Vision Denmark’s Ingeborg Topsøe, a fast-emerging screenwriter ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson, producers of Lionsgate’s Hunger Games movies, are set to produce the studio’s next installment of ...

(L-R) Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, Jennifer Grey and 'Dirty Dancing' FX/Getty Images/Andrew Eccles/Vestron Pictures Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson, producers of Lionsgate‘s Hunger Games movies, are ...

Early in his tenure as music director of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Stéphane Denève met with Kirven Douthit-Boyd—choreographer and artistic director of Saint Louis Dance Theatre, formerly Big ...

Nicolas Maduro danced around and found out. The deposed Venezuelan strongman had publicly danced and sung John Lennon’s “Imagine” in the weeks before Operation Absolute Resolve, seemingly downplaying ...