Dance
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Editor’s Pick: The Washington Ballet’s Glorious ‘Giselle’ Returns
If karma’s a bitch, as the saying goes, then she’s personified to the extreme in Giselle. The classical ballet features a coven of vampire-like maiden...
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Editor’s Pick: Air Play By Acrobuffos
The circus-oriented artists and physical comedians who perform together as the duo Acrobuffos have clowned around in performances all over the world. As a couple,...
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Editor’s Pick: ABT’s “Don Quixote” At The Kennedy Center
In 1971, the American Ballet Theatre helped to christen the Kennedy Center during the venue’s opening week festivities by performing the celebrated grand pas de...
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Tariq O’Meally is lighting the way at the Clarice’s Blacklight Summit
The second BlackLight Summit at The Clarice aims to inspire by showcasing emerging BIPOC and LGBTQ dancers.
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Flamenco Aparicio Dance Company’s Flamenco Festival at GALA
Fuego Flamenco XVII, the annual two-weekend showcase co-created by Edwin Aparicio, starts on Nov. 11 and runs through Nov. 14
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Lucy Bowen McCauley reflects on 25 years of her celebrated dance company
Bowen McCauley Dance presents its final performance on Sept. 14, 2021
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National Dance Day at the Kennedy Center: Everything You Need to Know
This year's 12th annual National Dance Day returns on Sept. 18 as a free, in-person gathering
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Jane Franklin Dance welcomes back live audiences for its season kickoff
The evening will feature three performances by Franklin's esteemed local company
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Extreme Lengths explores intimacy through distance with intriguing outdoor performance ‘People Watching’
Audiences on a Navy Yard rooftop spy performances up to half a mile away in the intriguing, outdoors 'People Watching'
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Washington Ballet winds down extraordinary online season with two contemporary NextSteps productions
TWB's NextSteps presents two final online offerings: Orpheus and Werner Sonata
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Dance Place spotlights innovative dance artists in its inaugural LGBTQ dance festival
New festival Gaze continues Dance Place's long-running support of LGBTQ people
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Dance Place previews “CLASS,” a documentary about visionary co-founder Carla Perlo
"CLASS: The Carla Perlo Story" showcases the dance artist who helped launch Dance Place in 1980
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GMU Dance Company offers its annual Dance Gala Concert virtually
Hope Boykin choreographs a world-premiere performance featuring George Mason dance students
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Jane Franklin Dance’s “About Time” is this weekend
Performance developed in response to Philip Livingston's art
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The Kennedy Center streams Matthew Bourne’s production of “The Red Shoes”
The Kennedy Center offers a filmed performance from London's West End
