Conversations on Dance is an award winning podcast hosted by former Miami City Ballet dancers Rebecca King Ferraro and Michael Sean Breeden. Since 2016, the podcast has provided an inside look at the world of dance through in-depth interviews with the field’s most influential dancers, choreographers, musicians, directors, and educators. With a mission to educate, inspire, and connect, Conversation... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 442 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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On today's episode of "Conversations On Dance", we are joined by Gonzalo Garcia, former principal dancer with San Francisco Ballet and the New York City Ballet, and the new artistic director of the Miami City Ballet. Gonzalo gives us an inside view o... more
On today's episode of "Conversations On Dance", we are joined by choreographers Christopher Bruce and Jacquelyn Long, whose works will be featured on the upcoming Houston Ballet program "Rock, Roll & Tutus". They take us through their creative proces... more
This week on Conversations on Dance, it's just Michael and Rebecca. We catch up on what we have been up to since Vail Dance Festival in August. Michael talks about working as a rehearsal director for James Whiteside in Mexico, and staging Justin Pec... more
Today on Conversations on Dance we are joined by Dominika Afanasenkov from the Vail Dance Festival. Dominika is a ballerina with the New York City Ballet. She talks to us about how growing up in cities all over the world impacted her training, how sh... more
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Rebecca and Michael have a knack for having great conversations across a wide range of the best of dance forms and the people who make them possible in America. They have the knowledge to get into the weeds of what makes for great performances but with a skill that makes it accessible even to newbies like me. If you have plans to see a performance check their podcast list to see if the dance or the dancers have been covered. You’ll likely find something that will enhance your enjoyment of the sh... more
Hey folks,
Love your podcasts! Especially really enjoyed your interview with Silas Farley. More Silas please!!
Love all the NYCB stuff, ballet dancers, bun-head topics.
Thank you!
I have enjoyed dance, especially ballet and modern for many years, but at a superficial level. My wife and I started going to the Vail Dance Festival about 8 years ago, initially one or two nights but more recently all of the performances. As a part of the Festival there were conversations with the dancers, and other artists associated with the event. Rebecca and Michael were the interviewers. Initially we went to just one or two but have recently been going to almost all. We have really enjoyed... more
Both hosts are very talented and lively and well prepared. I really enjoy these interviews. Thank you for making a great show!!!
After one episode, you’ll want to hear the rest! Every interview is perfect and they feature so many incredible dancers/choreographers!
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The show offers a deep exploration of the dance world through insightful conversations with dancers, choreographers, and other key figures in the performing arts. Each episode provides listeners with behind-the-scenes anecdotes and personal journeys from its guests, including renowned artists and educators. Topics covered range from technical aspects of performance to personal anecdotes, allowing for a rich understanding of the art form's diversity and complexity.
Notably, the hosts bring their own experiences from their extensive backgrounds in ballet, creating an engaging atmosphere for discussions that are both educational and inspirational. The podcast's partnership with prestigious dance institutions further enhances its credibility an... more
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Recent guests on Conversations on Dance include:
1. Jacquelyn Long
2. Christopher Bruce
3. Dominika Afanasekov
4. Nikolaj Hübbe
5. Michéle Steinwald
6. Gilbert Bolden III
7. Mira Nadon
8. Chun Wai Chan
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