The Thalia Spanish Theatre in the Sunnyside section of Queens, New York, will present ‘Añoranza de Colombia (Nostalgic for Colombia),’ a romantic story between dancers of modern ballet and Colombian Folklore. The show will run on Fridays, Saturdays,... Read Article
It might have been 2 years since we were last blessed with CASA Festival’s presence, but Ladylike, an interpretive dance performance proves the producers have been nothing but productive. Ladylike takes us on a sensual journey across Brazil,... Read Article
For those not familiar, Carlos Acosta, born in Cuba in ’73 into an impoverished family, is one of the most well renowned ballet dancers in history. Raise the curtains, cue the lights, and get ready to experience the... Read Article
Brenno Brélvis won the 2016 So You Can Longboard Dance? competition with a move he calls the Spin Brélvis. He spins 360º on his left foot, while tucking his right foot behind his left knee [see video below].... Read Article
It was a slice of Seville that lit up what was a surprisingly chilly April night in London. Set against the sorry drizzle outside, 150 people embarked on a journey to Andalusia on a cosy, wooden barge on... Read Article
Nearly thirty years have passed since Gilles Peterson curated his first Sunday afternoon session at the legendary Dingwalls club in North London. From these modest beginnings, he has now become one of the premier tastemakers in UK dance culture;... Read Article
Last week Luz Sinatra, our Tango expert, told you about the history and benefits of tango. This week we look into what it takes to become good at tango and hit the milonga floor. These are some interesting... Read Article
Ah… Tango! No doubt, the most idealised paired dance in the world. And there’s plenty of reasons for that. The closeness, the intimacy, the cadence, the wordless conversation of the bodies, the acute polarisation of the gender’s roles…... Read Article
