Ryan P. Casey

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.

Find out what exactly dance companies are looking for and book your next gig.

Dancers develop bonds unlike any other: Through our passion and commitment for our craft, we develop our own family-like relationships.

World of Dance unites global community through events and media...

The sprawling hills and lush greenery of Morgantown, West Virginia, served as the backdrop for “Men in Dance: Bridging the Gap,” the first symposium sponsored by the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) to focus on male participation in dance.

With so much focus on your feet during tap work, it's easy to forget the importance of using your upper body properly

Although discussing money is often considered taboo, it's an essential skill for choreographers looking to produce work and directors wanting to build their companies.

Dancers and choreographers must be strong, clear communicators when it comes to negotiating contracts and agreements.

When dancers are unhappy or uncomfortable in the studio, healthy communication is essential.

No matter how you do it, the BS Chorus is an important dance to learn and keep alive: It's informed so much of tap dance and enriched how and what we teach.