Dance St. Louis kicks off landmark 60th season
After six decades of bringing premier performances to St. Louis, Dance St. Louis still has its eyes on the future.
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MADCO celebrates 50 years of modern dance in St. Louis
St. Louis’ pioneering dance company celebrates its golden anniversary with an evening of hits.
Like Ailey and Ellington, Jazz St. Louis and Saint Louis Dance Theatre are perfect partners in new jazz-infused ‘Nutcracker’
The collaborative performance runs at Chaminade’s Skip Viragh Performing Arts Center December 20 & 21.
Big Muddy Dance Company relaunches as Saint Louis Dance Theatre
The prestigious dance company ushers in a new era with a new name and ambitious goals for the future.
St. Louis Artists’ Guild brings visual art off the canvas with jazz-inspired dance and music
“Jazz Shift: Sound in Motion” is the first in a series of new “Fusion” events at the gallery for 2024.
Three local dance companies are driving innovation through collaboration
A trio of companies, each less than five years old, aim to shake things up in the St. Louis dance scene.
Kirven Douthit-Boyd kicks off his first season at Big Muddy with “Ignite”
The first main stage production of The Big Muddy Dance Company’s 2022-2023 season runs October 28-29 at COCA and will stream online November 4-6.
‘In Due Time’ brings tap and jazz together through Brubeck’s complicated rhythms
STL Rhythm Collaborative brings jazz hits and rhythmic tap to the Robert G. Reim Theatre for its debut performance.
See this now: ‘A Conversation… A Dance on Differences,’ K/P Project’s inaugural concert
The vignettes that are part of ‘A Conversation’ revolve around gender, visibility and inclusion, police brutality, women’s rights, disability, and more.
What it took for three dance companies to bring in-person, live performances back to life
Attend performances from Big Muddy Dance Company, Dance St. Louis, and St. Louis Ballet in May and June.
What to know about ‘ABT Across America,’ American Ballet Theatre’s return to St. Louis
The dance company will perform two ballets on July 14 at Shakespeare Glen, as well as teach master classes at COCA and the Boys & Girls Club—for free.