Articles from Dance Magazine (August 1, 2007)

1-54 out of 54 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
30x30x30/7.			98
A man, a plan, a wildly successful TV show: So You Think You Can Dance's Nigel Lythgoe puts his heart in his critiques.	Looseleaf, Victoria		1445
Advice for dancers: former New York City Ballet dancer Linda Hamilton, Ph.D., is a psychologist, a wellness consultant lot NYCB, and the author of Advice for Dancers (Jossey-Bass). She has offered advice to Dance Magazine readers since 1992.	Hamilton, Linda		761
Anniversary gallery: Broadway covers.	Macel, Emily		276
Are we experiencing another dance boom?	Perron, Wendy		125
As a young choreographer.	Perron, Wendy		158
Attitudes.	Barnes, Clive		790
Australian ballet's take in massine.	Russo, Chris		414
Before, Between, and Beyond: Three Decades of Dance Writing.	Aloff, Mindy		300
Boris Eifman's The Seagull.	Carman, Joseph		396
Break vs. bump: has hip hop edged out jazz? Top dancers and choreographers give the lowdown.	Dolan, Rachel Leigh; Garofoli, Wendy; Kay, Lauren; Macel, Emily; Perron, Wendy; Watts, Cherilyn	Interview	1400
Channel surfing.			104
Chicago likes its jazz hot!			91
Collaborative choreography.	Jaroslow, Risa	Letter to the editor	113
Come dance the friendly skies.			95
Could it be? New Nureyev!			103
Dancing on water.	Dolan, Rachel Leigh		94
Darcey Bussell.	Willis, Margaret		254
Dedication pays off.	Thompson, Jennifer		129
Divine Duncan.			101
Dreaming of tomorrow today.	Dolan, Rachel Leigh		109
Extra Encouragement.			144
Flight to freedom: Joanna Haigood's Invisible Wings returns to the pillow.	Perron, Wendy		702
From syllabus to center stage: Utah Regional Ballet shows how far a youth ensemble can go.	Posin, Kathryn		909
Give peace a dance.			117
Going global.			145
Hula-la-la.	Ulrich, Allan		137
International.			1053
Landscape with Moving figures: A Decade on Dance.	Rubin, Hanna		384
Making a pointe.	Minden, Eliza	Letter to the editor	125
Moving history.	Asantewaa, Eva Yaa		122
On Broadway: when West Side Story opened 50 years ago, dance on Broadway changed forever. But what became of its legacy?	Gold, Sylviane		852
Passing the tap shoe: Lane Alexander chooses two tappers to run his festival.	Macel, Emily		576
Pinto, Pollak, and the Pils.	Smith, Amanda		113
Preview: La La La Human Steps.	Albrecht, Alexandra		80
Preview: Trey McIntyre Project.	West, Martha Ullman		108
Quick Q&A: Christopher Wheeldon.	Perron, Wendy	Interview	663
Richmond Ballet's Studio Series 3.	Marshall, Lea		369
Smashing small dancing.			114
Somatic practices, movement arts, and dance medicine.			1147
Standout students.			218
Stanley Holden (1928-2007).	Looseleaf, Victoria		241
Star-studded support.			86
Stress less: avoid fractures by working and eating smart.	Alfaro, Nancy		727
Teacher's wisdom: Luigi.	Straus, Rachel	Interview	890
The 2007 scholarship guide.	Stahl, Jennifer		5354
The ivy-covered studio: as more choreographers join college dance programs, students are getting a hands-on apprenticeship in the creative process.	Marshall, Lea		1604
The Jazz Dance World Congress.	Perron, Wendy		136
The logic of Vaganova.	Brandenhoff, Peter		854
They came, they danced, they survived.	Kay, Lauren		630
Tiffany Rea: eyes on the prize: the Elisa Monte dancer brings a spark to her roles and commitment to the field.	Macel, Emily		782
To the pointe: 18 shoes--your perfect pair is here.	Hanlon, Khara		975
Twenty-eight Artists and Two Saints.	Aloff, Mindy	Book review	306
United States.		Directory	16364