Young Spirits Taking Flight
When the pandemic put a halt to groups performing together, dancers from American Ballet Theatre's teen training program found a way to create—and perform—new work. Read More
From the Mouths of Poets
Slam poetry and the American Ballet Theatre's teen training program Read More
Taking a Stand Through Art
In this lesson, students explore how art can be a tool for addressing and taking action on social justice issues. They examine the various ways artists across genres create messages to encourage awareness and engagement that affect social change. Students consider issues of importance in their community or the world at large to ideate an arts-based solution. Read More
Liz Lerman: Stepping Up
Liz Lerman creates dance with purpose that fosters engagement. But like many great creative thinkers, doubt has always been part of the process. Read More
The Mirror of Time
TV creator Dan Harmon and choreographer Liz Lerman Read More
In the Dance Studio, Four (MacArthur) Geniuses at Work
For choreographers Michelle Dorrance, Bill T. Jones, Elizabeth Streb, and Kyle Abraham, "genius" means originality and dedication. Read More
The Very Moving Rennie Harris
Rennie Harris and street dance grew up together. Today, he’s celebrated as the pioneer of hip-hop dance theater. Read More
Wayfinders
Author Elizabeth Strout, violinist Pamela Frank, and hip-hop choreographer Rennie Harris Read More
Through the Fire
Singer-songwriter KT Tunstall, choreographer Pam Tanowitz, and poet Natasha Trethewey Read More
Pam Tanowitz: Out of the Shadows
Pam Tanowitz is among the finest choreographers in modern dance. But she refuses to put her feet up. Read More
