Elizabeth Hubbard, a dancer, teacher and member of the M’finda Kalunga Garden, died on March 13, 2012 at her Lower East Side home. She was 76.
Elizabeth Ann Thompson was born in Harlem. She taught dance at Dance Theater of Harlem and was the dance mistress at Ballet Hispanico. She joined the corps de ballet at Radio City Music Hall — a pioneer woman of color in a predominantly white dance corps. Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
The Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble, now also known as Dance Theatre of Harlem II, made their New York début on February 7 at the Joyce Theater. Continue reading
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Tagged André Eglevsky, Anthony Savoy, Art of Making Dances, Arthur Mitchell, Ashley Murphy, Christopher Huggins, Contested Space, Dance Theatre Harlem, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble, Dance Theatre of Harlem II, David Fernandez, David Kim, DaVon Doane, Donald Byrd, Doris Humphrey, En Avant, Flavia Garcia, Gabrielle Lamb, George Balanchine, Glinka Pas De Trois, In the Mirror Of Her Mind, Jehbreal Jackson, Joyce Theater, Moritz Moszkowski, New York City Ballet, Samuel Wilson, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
The NYPL’s “Life Upon the Wicked Stage: New Books in the Performing Arts” features Night’s Dancer: The Life of Janet Collinsby Yaël Tamar Lewin
A conversation with the author Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
This weekend Opera returns to Harlem. Art also makes a big statement uptown. While a Harlem landmark has a birthday. Continue reading
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By Walter Rutledge
The Dance Theatre of Harlem II will begin their New York debut season at the Joyce Theatre tonight. Continue reading
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By Walter Rutledge
Dance Theatre of Harlem II, also known as the Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble, will begin their New York début season at the Joyce Theater on February 7, 2012. Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Huggins, Dance Theatre Harlem, Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble, Dance Theatre of Harlem II, David Fernandez, Donald Byrd, George Balanchine, Glinka Pas De Trois, Harlem Dance Works 2.0, Joyce Theater, Keith Saunders, Marina Eglevsky, New York City Ballet, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
By Walter Rutledge
Francesca Harper’s new work in progress Fractured Beauty will receive the final studio showing on Thursday January 12 at 6:30 at the Dance Theatre of Harlem. Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
The Dance 2.0 Series Studio Showings culminated on November 4, 2010 with a performance of two of three commissioned new works and an excerpt from the Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble. Continue reading
Did you know that the CDC estimates that 53% of black women age 20 and over are obese? And 40% of black men 20 years and older have hypertension? Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
The Dance Theatre of Harlem literally danced onto the arts scene in 1969. With just thirty students and one teacher, co-founder Karel Shock; Arthur Mitchell began what was to become his life’s mission. A Harlem native Mitchell recruited directly from his community and within two months the number of students had grown to over four hundred.
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