Broadway choreographers are coming together to call for more protections against unauthorized reproductions of their work.

The company will give three weeks of performances this fall at the David H. Koch Theatre.

Woolf Works just closed at New York City Ballet while Water for Chocolate is returning.

Wayne McGregor’s Olivier Award-winning ballet gets its New York premiere.

Cory Stearns dances the title role, and he says, "This ballet is a dancer’s ballet."

Black Broadway Men will offer free dance classes and a panel discussion in association with Black Theatre Coalition and La Pope, Inc.

Named for late Broadway icon Rivera, the awards celebrate dance and choreographic excellence on stage and screen.

The evening will also feature a performance from the cast of Broadway's The Who's Tommy.

Additional honorees for the May 20 awards have also been announced.

The season, opening September 21, will include 58 ballets across 21 weeks of performances.

More than 60 ballets choreographed by Jerome Robbins are the inaugural entries in the collection's catalogue.

The weekend of dance and celebration benefits Dancers Responding to AIDS, a program within Broadway Cares.

His new ballet will pay homage to choreographers Jerome Robbins and George Balanchine.

The yearly awards honor dance and choreographic excellence.

The "Baroque, Burlesque" adventure in Wonderland features circus, vocal, and dance performances.

Three New York City Ballet dancers share their childhood memories.

Rochelle Chang, Talya Epstein, Lisa Jantze, Edgar Page, and Hollie Wright will receive $10,000 each to support the next steps in their dance careers.

The company's training program, called "the pipeline," readies aspiring dancers for the world stage.

Featuring the music of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, the dance musical will play New York City Center this holiday season.

Annette Bening will present the honor at the 2023 Industry Dance Awards & Cancer Benefit Show.

The "naughty" take on the holiday ballet features burlesque dancers, circus artists, and more.

NYBC's leaders Jonathan Stafford and Wendy Whelan have crafted a season that sums up the ballet's history.

SUGAR HILL: The Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker will then play Chicago after its debut at New York City Center.

The production reimgaines Tchaikovsky’s world-famous score for an onstage jazz band

The festival is produced by and benefits Dancers Responding to AIDS, a program of Broadway Cares.

The Washington, D.C. modern dance company marked its 30th anniversary with a special performance at the Korean Cultural Center.

She danced at the company for 22 years before ascending to her current position.

American Ballet Theatre presents the new work at its Opening Night Gala to kick off its 2023 summer season.

The new production is a collaboration between American Ballet Theatre and The Royal Ballet.

New York City Ballet's Victor Abreu also won the honor, which includes a cash award of $5,000.

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Wheeldon's work is one of three works and two world premieres for the evening line-up.

Director Wayne Cilento, who danced the number in the original Broadway production, explains how he re-conceived it for this revival.

This masterwork from George Balanchine has never left the company's repertoire.

The midtown public park has announced its summer lineup for the free festival series Picnic Performances.

Juilliard415's upcoming Alice Tully Hall concerts are April 1 and, with Juilliard and professional dancers, May 1.

The company will perform Crystal Pite’s Angels’ Atlas, which was the last show they premiered before the COVID-19 pandemic.

The late Tony winner choreographed Chicago for the Encores! program, and that revival is now the longest-running American musical in Broadway history.

The yearly awards honor dance and choreographic excellence.

While his actions have led to him being fired, Marco Goecke hopes people will reconsider the relationship between artist and critic.

She will be the first Asian American woman commissioned by NYCB.

This season, the New York City Ballet premieres a new work by Justin Peck set to Copland's music. Here's why it's a perfect fit.

Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta of DRIFT have created an artistic display that also dances.

The new works will be part of the company's 2022-2023 season.

The first-of-its-kind class will be available to dance and musical theatre students of all gender identities at the Massachusetts institution.

Available for free, the streamed evening features special appearances by Tamron Hall and Denise Littlefield Sobel, and several dance performances.

It's a record number of newcomers, and it was because of the pandemic.

The holiday classic gets a modern twist in the Disney+ original special.

The work has been announced as part of American Ballet Theatre's 2023 summer season at the Metropolitan Opera House.