
Music for Tap: It’s You by Duck Sauce
I’m always on the hunt for modern music to tap to. Sure, I love tapping to classics. Songs from musicals, rock and roll with a
I’m always on the hunt for modern music to tap to. Sure, I love tapping to classics. Songs from musicals, rock and roll with a
As dancers, we grow up hearing stories of other dancers, both boys and girls, with eating disorders. Maybe it was an older girl, a friend,
It’s one of the most mindless and most mindful tasks dance professionals have — finding music for class, for performances, for everything in between. There
I fell in love with Outkast in approximately the year 2000. It was before the hit “Hey Ya” came out, right around the time when
In honor of the Oscars this weekend, I thought I’d share a track from one of last year’s top movies, The Great Gatsby. If you haven’t
One of the things we challenge our college-aged students to do when working on new choreography is to come up with an idea for their
It’s the early 90s. A warm day in Pittsburgh, PA. My mom, grandfather and I are on the back steps of his home. He smokes
As a dancer you hear your teacher correct the same mistakes over and over again. And as a teacher you say those same phrases over
I’m not sure when it started. In fact, I’m not sure when I started noticing it. Featured artists. They’re everywhere. It seems like almost every
As a kid, I’d dance to almost anything. A dripping faucet. Banging on pots and pans. My parents reprimanding me. (That last one hardly ever