Ballet

Opinion | The Greatest Obstacle For Boys Who Do Ballet Is Often Their Own Fathers

Most boys who dance do so without the support of their fathers, and many are tormented by their male relatives.
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Inspiring Film Shows Power Of Combining Art And Activism Through Ballet

The Dance Theatre of Harlem is sending their message through dance for the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.
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Meet The Man Who Helped Make Jennifer Lawrence A 'Red Sparrow' Ballerina

Dance coach Kurt Froman's career has taken him from ballet to the big screen.
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Opinion | The Me Too Moment Is Ballet's Chance For A Turning Point

A flagship company lost its leader over harassment and abuse allegations, but ballet's problems aren't unique to one company.
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New Children's Book Honors Ballet Pioneer Raven Wilkinson

Here's to the woman who paved the way for Misty Copeland.
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Why This Woman Is Crusading For A Flat Shoe Emoji

Emoji may have a chance at comfortable feet thanks to this woman’s proposal.
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Tights, Tutus and ‘Relentless’ Teasing: Inside Ballet’s Bullying Epidemic

“If this were not the arts, it would be considered a child health crisis.”
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See The Slick Moves That Got India's 'Billy Elliot' Into One Of America's Top Ballet Schools

The son of a welder, 15-year-old Amir Shah has been learning ballet for just two years. But he's been hailed a prodigy.
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'Practice Being Brave': How One Ballerina Learned To Dance Through Fear

The New York City Ballet principal dancer believes that not trying is worse than failing. “What’s the worst that can happen, you fall on the floor?”
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Ballet Dancer Jumps Onto Subway Tracks, Rescues Man, Becomes NYC Hero

His mother recounted the "disturbing" scene and "brave" rescue on Facebook.
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