Kayla Mak onstage wearing a multi-colored leotard and skirt. She performs a parallel passe en pointe with her arms floating upwards.

Meet Kayla Mak, American Ballet Theatre Studio Company’s Multifaceted Performer

Kayla Mak surges with energy in George Balanchine’s sprightly Tarantella pas de deux. At a gala for Youth America Grand Prix this spring, the American Ballet Theatre Studio Company dancer brought just the right amount of attack to her performance, showcasing her boundless jump and sharp musicality. A fixture on the competition and convention circuit […]

a shirtless male dancer leaning backwards on a subway platform

Meet Rising Commercial Star, Jaxon Willard

When Jaxon Willard dances, he soars through the air and glides along the floor, and his transitions are equal parts surprising and seamless. Willard’s flexibility, strength, and raw passion allow him to layer a spectrum of aesthetics, from expansive and powerful to graceful and soft.

Meet the First Native American Dance Group to Appear on "World of Dance"

Now in its fourth season, NBC’s “World of Dance” has showcased many types of dance. “They’ve had styles from Mexico, China, Africa, break dancers, salsa dancers,” says Kenneth Shirley, founder of Phoenix-based troupe Indigenous Enterprise. But until last night, the show had neglected to feature America’s oldest homegrown dance traditions, those of Native American tribes. […]

Eight Threatening Illnesses Weren't Enough to Stop Choreographer Marinda Davis

When Marinda Davis was named second runner-up at the 2015 Capezio A.C.E. Awards, she dove headfirst into choreographing and producing a full-length show for her company, marInspired; the storytellers. But as her career was booming, Davis’ body was breaking down. Behind the scenes, she was dealing with eight very serious illnesses, one of which led […]

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