Ryan P. Casey

Gregg Russell, an Emmy-nominated choreographer known for his passionate and energetic teaching, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, November 22, at the age of 48.

The documentary CRUTCH chronicles Bill Shannon's innovative performance career, which has included break dancing, skateboarding and multimedia installations around the world.

While watching student presentations a few years ago, I felt something was missing. What if students actually executed these projects instead of merely envisioning them?

Pullback, shuffle, and Maxie Ford are tap terms you've probably heard all the time. But what about shed, cypher, and trading?

Fear of Reinjury Could Make You More Prone to Hurting Yourself Again. Here's How to Avoid It

Ayodele Casel is showing that tap can go far beyond impressive footwork.

Despite being an important part of the cultures we teach in our modern world language classes, dance is a frequently underutilized authentic resource.

We talked to two master tappers to get strategies for increasing speed without sacrificing precision.

While tapping to Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech, Dario Natarelli finds a way to make something we have all heard before sound new.

When I read last month that Jessica Lang Dance had announced its farewell, I'm sure I wasn't the only dancer surprised.

Publisher Rhee Gold looks back at Dance Studio Life’s history—and turns his attention to what’s next.

Ephrat "Bounce" Asherie is no stranger to Jacob's Pillow.

Studio owners find happiness the second time around.

Being bullied, unfortunately, is still a common experience among dance students, particularly male dance students. But there are a variety of strategies that you can use to help deal with difficult emotions and restore self-confidence.

Name calling, physical intimidation and cyberbullying are all-too-common experiences among male dancers.