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Why Studying Kinesiology Could Benefit Your Ballet Career, Whether You Dance, Teach or Choreograph
Chisako Oga is a dancer on the move—in more ways than one. From childhood training in Texas, California and Japan to a San Francisco Ballet apprenticeship to her first professional post with Cincinnati Ballet, where she quickly rose to principal dancer, she has rarely stood still for long. But now the 24-year-old ballerina is right where she wants to be, as one of the most promising soloists at Boston Ballet.
Congratulations to the 2021 YAGP Winners!
Earlier this month, approximately 800 ballet students from around the country headed to Tampa, Florida, for Youth America Grand Prix's 2021 Finals. After a long, challenging year full of cancelled shows and summer intensives, Zoom classes from home and socially distanced "bubble" classes, the chance to perform onstage for an international panel of esteemed judges was surely amazing. This week, YAGP announced its list of competition winners.
Sarah Lane Opens Up About Her Career, Leaving ABT and Her Hopes for the Future
The last year has been one of change for former American Ballet Theatre principal Sarah Lane. Not only has she seen her career interrupted by the pandemic, she has also had to adjust to life without ABT, the company she danced with for 18 years, her last three as a principal. Lane and ABT parted ways last summer, although no announcement was made; rather, in September, her name was quietly taken off the roster.
Sarah Lane Opens Up About Her Career, Leaving ABT and Her Hopes for the Future
The last year has been one of change for former American Ballet Theatre principal Sarah Lane. Not only has she seen her career interrupted by the pandemic, she has also had to adjust to life without ABT, the company she danced with for 18 years, her last three as a principal. Lane and ABT parted ways last summer, although no announcement was made; rather, in September, her name was quietly taken off the roster.
For Queer Women in Ballet, There's a Profound Gap in Representation. These Dancers Hope to Change That.
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Christian Louboutin launches two exclusive, limited-edition Super Bowl-inspired styles, only available at Miami Design District.
JAYME THORNTON. January 28, 2020 Excited football fans in Miami may be spending the week donning their favorite sporty memorabilia, but fashionistas can also get into the game in style…red bottom-style, that is. In celebration of Miami hosting Super Bowl LIV, Christian Louboutin has created two exclusive athletic-inspired shoe styles that will be available in limited quantities only at the brand’s Miami Design District boutique, beginning this week.
Ask Amy: I Have Morton's Toes. How Do I Find a More Stable Relevé?
Chisako Oga is a dancer on the move—in more ways than one. From childhood training in Texas, California and Japan to a San Francisco Ballet apprenticeship to her first professional post with Cincinnati Ballet, where she quickly rose to principal dancer, she has rarely stood still for long. But now the 24-year-old ballerina is right where she wants to be, as one of the most promising soloists at Boston Ballet.
Trump Hasn't Given Out the National Medal of Arts. Here's Why That Matters.
Every year since 1985, the President of the United States has recognized our country's greatest artists with the National Medal of Arts. Many dancers and choreographers—from Martha Graham to Tommy Tune to Edward Villella—have received the award.But President Trump has yet to award any artists (the deadline for the 2016 medals was last February, and historically the ceremony has been held later the same year).
Trump Hasn't Given Out the National Medal of Arts. Here's Why That Matters.
Every year since 1985, the President of the United States has recognized our country's greatest artists with the National Medal of Arts. Many dancers and choreographers—from Martha Graham to Tommy Tune to Edward Villella—have received the award.But President Trump has yet to award any artists (the deadline for the 2016 medals was last February, and historically the ceremony has been held later the same year).
Trump Hasn't Given Out the National Medal of Arts. Here's Why That Matters.
Every year since 1985, the President of the United States has recognized our country's greatest artists with the National Medal of Arts. Many dancers and choreographers—from Martha Graham to Tommy Tune to Edward Villella—have received the award.But President Trump has yet to award any artists (the deadline for the 2016 medals was last February, and historically the ceremony has been held later the same year).
At Home—and in the Kitchen—with Jason Wu | Architectural Digest
Of the many hats fashion designer Jason Wu wears, that of chef ranks among the highest to his close friends, myself included. He entertains at home often, and with a casual, confident ease. While his husband, Gustavo Rangel, serves as official bartender, Jason stations himself behind the island of their open kitchen, sometimes recruiting his guests to assist with small tasks. The dinners are typically buffet and always low-key.
Ask Amy: What Are The Best Non-Weight-Bearing Exercises To Do While Recovering From An Injury?
Chisako Oga is a dancer on the move—in more ways than one. From childhood training in Texas, California and Japan to a San Francisco Ballet apprenticeship to her first professional post with Cincinnati Ballet, where she quickly rose to principal dancer, she has rarely stood still for long. But now the 24-year-old ballerina is right where she wants to be, as one of the most promising soloists at Boston Ballet.
How PNB Principal Elizabeth Murphy's Leotard Line Renewed Her Dance Career
This story originally appeared in the June/July 2016 issue of Pointe. On any given day, Pacific Northwest Ballet's rehearsal studios are filled with ballerinas decked out in a rainbow of colorful, innovative leotards—many designed and hand-sewn by principal dancer Elizabeth Murphy. Murphy didn't grow up sewing. In fact, she didn't even know how to run a sewing machine until she was 18. She didn't want to sit still long enough.
Balancing Act: At Louisville Ballet, Robert Curran Pushes the Art Form Forward While Treasuring its Past
This story originally appeared in the December 2015/January 2016 issue of Pointe. Last August, Louisville Ballet's artistic and executive director Robert Curran met with an anonymous donor in New York. He came home with a check for one million dollars. His lips are sealed, but the donation bodes well for the ballet's future under Curran, whose tenure only began in 2014.
Space Invasion: Kiss' Ace Frehley now a solo star
Who's the member of Kiss with the highest-charting solo record? Ace Frehley's new "Space Invader" debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 in August. The next highest solo record for a Kiss member was bass man Gene Simmons, who notched a No. 22 with his solo record at the height of Kiss-mania in the '70s. So how does it feel for Frehley, who's been the target of recent barbs from Simmons and frontman Paul Stanley?
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