On April 28, Dance Magazine’s third annual 25 to Watch Live provided a burst of springtime energy as artists from a range of genres and locations gathered for an evening of dance and community.
25 to Watch Live returns to New York City this spring, and you’re invited!
To celebrate the 25th “25 to Watch” feature, here’s a look back at some of our favorite January covers since the list’s 2001 inception.
Where is the dance field headed next? The dancers, choreographers, directors, and companies on our annual “25 to Watch” list offer heartening, imaginative, exciting possible answers to that question. Whether or not you’re already familiar with these up-and-comers, our editors and contributors from across the dance world predict that we’ll be hearing a lot more from these artists on the verge of a breakout in 2025 and beyond.
The second annual 25 to Watch Live, on July 29, was both a compelling, one-time-only performance and a marvelous meeting of artists who might not otherwise have crossed paths. A sense of warm camaraderie suffused the Ailey Citigroup Theater in New York City during an evening of stellar performances and panel discussions that featured the […]
Kaitlyn Sardin Fever Choreographer: Kaitlyn Sardin Music: The Bothy Band, Little Simz … Naomi Funaki Desire Choreographer: Naomi Funaki Composer: Hiromi Uehara ~ Pause ~ Danielle Swatzie Excerpt from The Fleeting Serenade Choreographer: Danielle Swatzie Music: “Angel Eyes,” performed by Ella Fitzgerald. Written by Earl K. Brent and Matt Dennis. Produced by Norman Granz. … […]
Mark your calendars: 25 to Watch Live is back. Artists from our 2024 list of rising stars are coming together from across the dance world for this one-of-a-kind event—and you’re invited!
Welcome Joanna Harp, President, Dance Media Caitlin Sims, Content Director, Dance Media; Editor in Chief, Dance Magazine … Francisco Lemus Sentimientos Divididos Choreographer: Francisco Lemus Music: Adrian Alcalá, Ian Carl, Jake James, Francisco Lemus Performer: Francisco Lemus … Kayla Hamilton Untitled Choreographer: Kayla Hamilton and “the Black people who came before me, the teachers who poured […]