A weekly podcast, hosted by editors from Dance Media, that breaks down the dance world's news and talks with with the artists who are shaping the headlines.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | NewsPerforming ArtsArtsEntertainment News |
Today’s episode features Dance Magazine’s November cover star, Ephraim Sykes, who lights up Broadway stages and screens with his triple-threat talent. In this episode, Sykes reflects on staying grounded, feeding his hunger to learn, and the “no’s” th... more
The Dance Edit Podcast returns! As a publication of Dance Media, we’re kicking off this season with Dance Magazine’s October cover star, Hope Boykin. Beyond her legacy career dancing with Alvin Ailey, Hope continues to create, teach, motivate, and mo... more
Melissa M. Young is a Dallas Black Dance Theatre lifer. Now in her 29th year with the company, the former dancer has held a range of leadership roles at DBDT, and served as its artistic director since 2018. Young joins to discuss her commitment to co... more
Our headline roundup includes two mass shootings that have impacted the dance community, and a collection of leadership appointments and award announcements. As in-person shows and classes resume, dance organizations are cutting back on digital optio... more
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The new host is fine but the previous duo were much preferred. I also like the formerly alternating schedule of short/news with longer/interview format.
I started listening to educate myself about ballet because my son started dancing and I wanted to be supportive. There’s a lot of great information and it’s well presented.
The content of this podcast is fine, but the hosts are collectively the most annoying people I’ve ever had to listen to. Terribly irritating voices, exceptionally stupid vocal mannerisms.
Vocal fry of one presenter is truly hard in the ears
The hosts highlight all aspects of the dance world and more in this can’t miss podcast! The hosts and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!
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Apple Podcasts | #245 | Belgium/Arts/Performing Arts |
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