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Feb 23

Watch 6:38
Historic dance company prepares for new steps

By PBS News Hour

Robert Battle grew up in one of Miami’s poorest neighborhoods wearing metal braces on his legs but dreaming of dance. Thirty years later, he runs the renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater -- the very company that inspired him as…

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Feb 23

Banned by Nazis, composer’s work appears onstage 90 years later

By artsdesk

What do dance and social justice have in common? “No Longer Silent,” a new piece from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, provides one answer.

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Jan 29

Watch 6:09
A dance to change Denmark’s minds about refugees

By PBS News Hour

The Danish government has courted controversy by seizing valuables from asylum seekers to pay their living expenses, a policy intended to make the country less attractive to migrants. But one of Denmark’s leading dance troupes is incorporating asylum seekers into…

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Jan 26

Watch 2:14
This boy dances in defiance of those who call it girly

By PBS News Hour

Sean Varner long tried to hide his love of dance from his peers. But over time, he's found a close group of friends who like him for who he is, and continues to use dance as a physical, emotional and…

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Oct 20

Meet the two new members of San Francisco’s legendary dance crew

By Abhi Singh, KQED

The Renegade Rockers are legendary in the Bay area, having perfected the art of hip hop dance since 1983. Now, they have two new members: Alex Flores and Marthy Galimba, also known by their dance names Prince Ali and Marthy…

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Aug 19

Watch 3:32
U.S. dancer makes a leap to the European stage

By PBS News Hour

In our NewsHour Shares video of the day, 18-year-old Miko Fogarty pirouettes and arabesques her way through San Francisco, explaining her experience as a not-so-typical ballerina who has won a spot on one of the world’s most prestigious stages.

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Aug 11

Why a Japanese performance art celebrates weakness

By Twin Cities PBS

Butoh, a form of Japanese performance art, brings weakness and sadness to the surface in a society that often suppresses those feelings.

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Jul 20

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Free dance lessons teach NYC students to think on their feet

By PBS News Hour

The National Dance Institute has been sending dance instructors into New York City schools for nearly 40 years, teaching kids who would otherwise have little access to arts education. Jeffrey Brown reports on how founder Jacques d’Amboise grew the institute…

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Jul 17

Photo essay: Jacques d’Amboise and the early days of the National Dance Institute

By Corinne Segal

Back in the 1970s, the National Dance Institute was Jacques d'Amboise's fledgling project. Today, it educates thousands of students each week. See snapshots from its early days.

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Jul 13

Weekday morning dance parties are now a thing

By Colleen Shalby

I went to a dance party at 7 a.m. Why go to a dance party at 7 a.m.? Because it's fun and energizing and you don't feel hungover at work.

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