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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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.
In ‘Interwoven,’ Karlovksy & Company Dance showcases how nature has kept the dancers going throughout the pandemic
Starting Friday, audiences can access the performance online through April 11.
Watch this now: Saint Louis Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker Extravaganza’
The streaming production—complete with new divertissements in Act II—premieres Saturday and runs through December 23.
Saint Louis Ballet rallies to produce a combination of digital and live content in a pandemic year
“This Is Who We Are,” a suite of solos and duets, will premiere online this Saturday, October 24, and continue through October 27.
Kurtis Blow and ‘The Hip Hop Nutcracker’ come to The Fox
“In our version, you get to see all the things you are familiar with from the ballet, but we are giving them a hip-hop twist.”
The Big Muddy Dance Fest comes to Grand Center
The inaugural event brings all things dance together.
Saint Louis Ballet’s 2019–20 season highlights artistic executive director Gen Horiuchi’s vision
The ambitious program is similar to an orchestra playing Mozart or Bach—a risk Horiuchi thinks is worth taking.
In its 12th season, Spring to Dance seeks to elevate the local dance scene in St. Louis
Karlovsky & Company Dance, moSTLy TAP, and Missouri Contemporary Ballet are three of the smaller companies set to perform this year.
London’s Wayne McGregor dances his ‘Autobiography’ at the Touhill
‘Autobiography’ is created anew each time it’s performed by applying an algorithm to a series of choreographed sequences called ‘volumes.’