ZaQuae Carter won the National Championship in the male 15–and-over Tumbling division and Bailey ‘BJ’ Mensah, 15. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Dance
Ailey All Access Premieres Juneteenth Program Sponsored By Amazon
The Ailey organization continues to inspire and enlighten millions across the globe with free broadcasts of performances, conversations, Ailey Extension dance and fitness classes, and more. Continue Reading →
Ailey All Access Premieres “The Greenwood Story” Program Based On The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
The Ailey organization continues to use dance to inspire, educate, and unite all in a universal celebration of the human spirit through Ailey All Access. Continue Reading →
Alvin Ailey Dance Presents Ailey Forward – Virtual Season Celebrating Six Decades
This holiday season, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will further a cherished legacy of uplifting and uniting audiences across the globe with a free virtual engagement. Continue Reading →
Kyle Abraham Celebrates A.I.M Homecoming Week With Harlem Dancer Dorchel Haqq
Choreographer Kyle Abraham is known for his innovative and unparalleled artistry and his commitment as a champion of inclusivity. Continue Reading →
Twyla Tharp Talks At ARTMakers At HSA In Harlem
Celebrated choreographer Twyla Tharp speaks about her life’s work as a dance icon. Continue Reading →
Harlem Fave Judine Somerville Reprises Role In NBC’s Production Of Hairspray
Judine Somerville is a Broadway legend who also happens to be an educator teaching Theatre Dance at the Ailey School, she has performed at Harlem Stage and much more. Continue Reading →
PHILADANCO! and TU DANCE Free At SummerStage In Central Park
A fantastic grouping of the PHILADANCO! and TU DANCE companies at SummerStage in Central Park.
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