by Cindy | Apr 9, 2026 | Dance
When people hear the word “concussion,” they may picture a football player or mixed martial artist. But sport isn’t the only high-contact activity that can result in head injury—dancing can lead to concussions too. High-contact partnering, daring lifts, and tricky...
by Cindy | Apr 8, 2026 | Dance
Since the rise of #BalletCore in the early 2020s, ballet has kept popular culture in a chokehold. In light of the art form’s increased popularity in fashion and advertising, the entertainment industry has caught on with an uptick in ballet-focused movies and TV shows...
by Cindy | Apr 6, 2026 | Dance
The new International Dance League is giving dance the professional sports treatment. In its first official season, starting May 2 in New York City, the league is offering contracts to top-level dance teams and presenting huge arena competitions where dancers will...
by Cindy | Apr 4, 2026 | Ballet
My First Ballet: Cinderella is this year’s offering in English National Ballet’s programme to introduce children to ballet This article was first published on London Unattached The target audience may be children, many very young and some attending the first ballet...
by Cindy | Apr 1, 2026 | Ballet
Mayerling, Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s darkest three-Act ballet, relives the events around the tragedy that shook the Habsburg empire This article was first published on London Unattache Few choreographers have the skill to probe the darkness of the human soul like...
