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Transcript, The Dance Edit Extra Episode 21: Abdiel on Dancing the Revolution

Margaret Fuhrer:Hi, dance friends, and welcome once again to The Dance Edit Extra! This episode features a conversation with Abdiel, who started their career as a really extraordinary principal with the Martha Graham Dance Company. (At that point, they were known as Abdiel Jacobsen, although now their artist name is just “Abdiel.”) They left the […]

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Dancing Through Pregnancy and Cultivating Open Communication

Kenita R. Miller's triumphant work in "for colored girls..." on Broadway while pregnant is (yet more) evidence that performers do not have to surrender their artistry to pregnancy. Revamping communication policies is a crucial step towards rooting out rac

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Transcript, Episode 117: Dancing Through Pregnancy and Cultivating Open Communication

Margaret Fuhrer:Hi, dance friends, and welcome to The Dance Edit Podcast. I’m Margaret Fuhrer. Amy Brandt:And I’m Amy Brandt. Margaret Fuhrer:We are editors at Dance Media, and in this episode we will start out with our usual dance headline rundown—which, as we’re recording just after the school shooting in Texas, unbelievably includes news about another […]

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Pas de Deux Politics and How Social Media Affects Creativity

An essay by ballet dancer Russell Janzen considers the politics of the pas de deux, and what it means to be a ballet "gentleman" onstage today. After taking months-long breaks from social media, dance artist Rosie Herrera is looking at how our relationshi

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