Ashtami, a dancer with paralysed legs due to Meningomyelocele, excels in classical dances through hand movements and facial ...

This weekend, the Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater will celebrate its 25th anniversary by performing The Revival: ...

Agni Foundation for the Arts and Agni Katha will present RAAS LEELA: AN EAST SIDE STORY at Austin's Long Center, a Bollywood ...

CHICAGO — After officials kicked off the opening weekend of the Barack Obama Presidential Center with a widely mocked "land acknowledgment" — a nod to the political far left that believes the United ...

Madonna materialized in a spectacular veil of hot pink in Times Square late this afternoon. As she tossed aside her cloak, the intro of her Confessions II single “I Feel So Free” declared, “I can be ...

The Hartford Dance Festival, happening at the Performance Pavilion in Bushnell Park on Saturday June 6 from 12 noon to 8:00 pm, turns five years old this year. But the people behind it have been ...

Tonight at the 2026 Academy Awards, Misty Copeland—the trailblazing American Ballet Theatre principal dancer who retired from the company last fall—appeared onstage in a burst of feathers, jewels, and ...

Before kicking off their March Madness run, three UCLA women's basketball players high kicked their way onto the UCLA dance team for a special halftime performance during the UCLA men's basketball ...

The University of Michigan Dance Company performs “A Grain in Time,” choreographed by Maleek Washington, at their 2026 showcase. Grace Lahti/DAILY. Buy this photo. Each of the four dances had stripped ...

First-time Grammys 2026 nominees and performers KATSEYE stepped onto the awards show stage Sunday night ready to make a statement. For their official Grammy debut, the rapidly rising girl group turned ...

Our program provides a liberal arts tradition, creating performance with purpose through interdisciplinary discovery. We engage talent in the service of community, leading through the arts to ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Notebook January is not a dry month for performance in New York, and this season, there were wide-ranging views of how bodies — more than ...