It was family dance event time at last week's Saturday matinee performance of The Carnival of the Animals with adults and children filling the Academy of Music.

They're still sweeping up the glitter on the streets of San Francisco.

San Francisco Ballet's contribution to the centennial celebration of Stravinsky and Nijinsky's controversial masterpiece may well prove to be a beacon in the storm.

It is our responsibility in the field to continue to push the artform to exciting new levels, and to also offer educational opportunities to the next generation.

I am often asked by new audience members of all ages, but especially young people, what should they look for at a dance performance. I decided to ask my colleagues to answer this question in one sentence.

VIDF has grown into one of the most renowned summer festivals in the world and has been widely acclaimed for its innovation.

It's never fun to be late to the party, especially a party thrown by the New York City Ballet and Christopher Wheeldon. I missed the premiere of the c...

Ballets are written on air. Few live longer than a year or two. Yet it's standard practice in the ballet world to refer to new choreography as "lifebl...