Articles from Dance Magazine (May 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A tap dancer named Fred: Astaire survived his infamous screen test: "Can't act. Can't sing. Balding. Can dance a little.".	Barnes, Clive		747
ABT's new curriculum.		Brief article	183
Advice for dancers.	Hamilton, Linda	Column	820
Ailey II.	Stahl, Jennifer		22
All the world, one stage.	McGraw, Brianna	Brief article	56
Americans Kyle Davis (North Carolina School of the Arts and Rock School for Dance Education) and Boston Ballet student Dylan Tedaldi won scholarships at the Prix de Lausanne ballet competition.		Brief article	32
An ultimate experience.		Brief article	71
Arthur Murray International, Inc.			15
Back from the brink: The Washington Ballet forges ahead under the dynamic Septime Webre.	Lewis, Jean Battey		1600
Back to school: teachers discover an array of options.	Weeks, Janet		2773
Ballet Hispanico Schoot of Dance.	Stahl, Jennifer		22
Bay area National Dance Week.	Fuhrer, Margaret	Brief article	83
Beauty in motion: three ballet photo books showcase companies on and offstage.	Kendall, Elizabeth	Book review	921
Best foot forward.	Byrd, Beverly	Letter to the editor	145
Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company.	Clements, French	Dance review	374
Birmingham steps up.		Brief article	90
Births.		Brief article	53
By Penelope Freeh: Penelope Freeh brings a vibrancy and piquancy to the full repertoire d James Sewell Ballet in Minneapolis. She has danced with the company for 14 years, has garnered several awards, and has begun to choreograph. This year she was named artistic associate of the company. You can follow her thoughts on her blog at barefootpenny.blogspot.com.			648
Capturing the heart: as companies worldwide present Jerome Robbins gems, dancers who worked with him talk about his process.	Carman, Joseph		1714
Challenge yourself: get tough using this stuff.	Hanlon, Khara	Buyers guide	663
Chicago's tapped in.		Brief article	66
Copezio Ballet Makers Dance Foundation will present the 57th Capezio Dance Award.		Brief article	26
Correction.		Correction notice	29
Crystal Pite.	Macel, Emily	Interview	797
Curtain up.	Perron, Wendy	Editorial	435
Dance Advance in Philadelphia awarded a total of $901,000 to various dance groups.		Brief article	57
Danny Daniels: Tony-award winning Broadway tap artist.	Carlon, Brianne	Brief article	218
Derick Grant: listening to the sound of dance.	Seibert, Brian	Interview	1119
Don't bully, dance.	Fuhrer, Margaret	Brief article	168
Florence Pettan.	Brandt, Amy	Brief article	64
Flying high: White Bird celebrates 10 years.	Ragain, Rebecca		598
Gina Gibney reaches out: bringing movement to survivors of domestic violence.	Alfaro, Nancy		989
Global Robbins.		Calendar	101
Go Spoleto.		Brief article	105
Golden opportunity.	Zimmer, Elizabeth	Brief article	120
Goucher College.	Stahl, Jennifer	Brief article	78
How much pain (killers) can you take.	Stahl, Jennifer		783
International.		Directory	1996
Jennifer Jansma.	Macel, Emily	Brief article	179
Kathryn Morgan: the NYCB corps member has captivated audiences with her radiance and dramatic ability.	Carman, Joe		875
Lar Lubovitch.		Brief article	35
LaVaughn Robinson (1927-2008).	Ingram, Germaine	Brief article	313
Lifetime learners: teacher training.	Hildebrand, Karen	Brief article	256
Lion/swan.	Asantewaa, Eva Yaa	Brief article	109
Mastering the weekend intensive: tradition in tap presents the Danny Daniels Tap Experience, May 24-26.	Carlon, Brianne	Brief article	413
Memories of masters.	Jones, Betty; Eck, Katherine	Letter to the editor	265
Memory demystified: Dr. Ruth Day's Memory for Movement offers insight into how dancers learn and remember.	Lewis, Kristin		737
Mind matters: somatics is a growing trend in dance training.	Berardi, Gigi		900
Natalia Bessmertnova (1941-2008).	Barnes, Clive	Obituary	273
New York City Ballet.	Perron, Wendy	Dance review	1084
NYC field trip.		Brief article	137
Patricia Nanon.	Tarnay, Linda	Obituary	177
Pre-performance rituals of tap pros: in the moments before a performance, all dancers have ways of getting warm, loose, and focused. Tap dancers sometimes face special challenges like not finding the right surface backstage or needing to keep their feet quiet while warming up. Brian Seibert asked four tap pros about their pro-performance rituals.	Seibert, Brian		563
Presidio Performing Arts Foundation.	Stahl, Jennifer	Brief article	107
Quote of the month.	Freeh, Penelope	Quotation	33
Rant, rave, & respond.	Amin, Takiyah Nur; Davis, Christopher F.	Letter to the editor	246
Red & blue.	Smith, Amanda	Brief article	119
Scottish Ballet.			12
Snazzy jazz.		Brief article	58
Spring in their step: a new festival hits the Midwest.	Bloch, Alice		461
Suburban modernization.		Brief article	109
Tap Extravaganza.	Fuhrer, Margaret	Brief article	72
Tap out loud: the multitalented, multifaceted Michelle Dorrance is stompin' up a storm.	Macel, Emily		1529
The 5th Annual Joyce Awards awarded grants of $50,000.			22
The Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company.			22
The English channel: immigrants enliven the contemporary dance scene.	Perron, Wendy		477
The force of vitality.		Brief article	62
The Foundation for Contemporary Arts awarded grants of $25,000.			18
The next level: improving pointe work.	Barringer, Janice		1097
The State Ballet of Georgia.	Atamian, Christopher	Dance review	460
Theatre Arts at the Banff Centre.			13
True to life: Robbins' Gypsy keeps it simple.	Gold, Sylviane		934
Tying threads together.		Brief article	92
United States.		Directory	16202
Vital stat.		Brief article	34
Walnut Hill School.	Stahl, Jennifer		12
What I love about tap: Max Pollak reflects on his favorite moments in tap history.	Pollak, Max		1068