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MICHAEL FOTHERGILL
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The Quiet Seasons: The ebb and flow of creating new work.
I think every choreographer knows the feeling. That strange stillness. A silence in the studio where there was once a flurry of movement...
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3 days ago2 min read
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Telling Stories That Matter: Reflections on Romeo & Juliet and the Growth of Ballet Arkansas
Ballet Arkansas Company Artists, Meredith Loy and Aldrin Vendt in the titles roles of Romeo & Juliet. A year ago, we made history at...
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Feb 244 min read
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The Power of Dance in Changing Times: Broadening Reach, Appeal, and Programming
In times of political and socioeconomic uncertainty, the arts—particularly dance—have the unique ability to bring people together,...
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Feb 22 min read
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Where did the Allegro go?
The Importance of Early and Consistent Training in Allegro Jumps for Classical Ballet In the demanding world of classical ballet,...
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Jan 203 min read
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Community vs. Capitalism: Keeping the Arts Accessible in a Monetized World
Community vs. Capitalism: Keeping the Arts Accessible in a Monetized World In today’s world, where nearly every aspect of life seems to...
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Jan 133 min read
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Building Strong Partnerships with Peer Companies: Strengthening the Arts Community Together
As artistic directors and CEOs, it’s common to concentrate on your own company’s objectives, mission, and challenges. Nevertheless,...
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Dec 314 min read
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Beyond Applause: Crafting Works that Reach Hearts.
In choreography, as in any art form, the work transcends simply moving bodies across a stage. It’s about moving hearts and minds,...
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Nov 14, 20243 min read
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