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Carlson discusses teaching all of us to dance, from fly fishermen and office workers to dogs and sheep, as well as the idea of presence in preparation for her turn on UCLA's "10 Questions," which invites us to get talking about 10 essential questions.
Listen to Marks talk about her work with dancers of different abilities and get a sneak peak at UCLA's third edition of "10 Questions" which engages us in conversation about everything from love to justice, which Marks co-curated and moderates.
Traditional Mexican dances (aka baile folklórico) are the forte of the Pacifico Dance Company, and they’ve helped train hundreds, performing in venues around the country and the world.
With urgent need brought on by the pandemic, as well as the challenges of AB5, the dance world is in a precarious position. This has sparked a wave of efforts to try and counteract the effects of an unpredictable time.
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Lula Washington Dance Company performs a powerful work.
Los Angeles artists have discovered innovative ways to dance together but apart.
Aussie filmmaker Pip Cowley rounded up a powerful cast of dancers for a performance of "Alien (Hold On To Your Dreams)" by Gil Scott-Heron in support of Black Lives Matter.
“Dancing on the Edge,” an online dance festival, showcases the creative voices of Black and Latinx choreographers.
The L.A. Dance Project company dances alone, yet together, from each dancer’s home.
Dancer and choreographer Briseyda Zárate honors civil rights icon Cesar Chavez with a flamenco performance.
With ancient Mexican roots, danza Azteca is a movement that inspired Chicanos to embrace their ethnic heritage and question the Eurocentric norms forced upon them.
Creative restrictions can often mean creative breakthroughs, as seen in Jacob Jonas’ ‘Parked’ and #adigitaldance projects.