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7 Must-Read Dance Books to Celebrate National American Indian Heritage Month

Jill Randall

Whether it’s the tale of a Hopi child preparing for her first butterfly dance or the story of Jenna, a Muscogee (Creek) girl in Oklahoma who dreams of doing the jingle dress dance at the next powwow, there are so many dance books that you can explore with your young dancers during National American Indian […]

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A Letter from Dance Teacher’s New Editor in Chief

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Joan Boada, Kirov Academy’s New Ballet Artistic Director, Shares How He Prepares Students for Professional Life

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Three dancers dressed in costume as Peter Pan’s Wendy, Michael and John hold hands as they fly across a stage set with stars. Peter Pan also flies ahead of them.

Dancing on Air: Nashville Ballet Dancers Reveal How They Learned to Fly in Paul Vasterling’s “Peter Pan”

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A stack of the six books mentioned in the story, laying on a table.

Ballet on the Bookshelf: 6 New Titles for Bunheads

Jill Randall

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