Coming Soon – Kiara Ebron of KNE Dancewear
Dancing in the District celebrates @knedancewearus! KNE Dancewear is a black, woman-owned/founded dance boutique, foundation, and so much more!
Sarah Chapin X Audrey Brown
In our very first Dancing in the THEATRE Artist Talk, Audrey Brown learns the twists and turns of ho ho ho ha ha ha ha at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company through Associate Producer, Production Manager, Stage Manager, & Live Lighting Design, Sarah Chapin!
Angel Ramirez X David Dowling
David sits down at Zeke's on 14th street to talk to Angel Ramirez on dance, the times and worlds we find ourselves in, and his upcoming show, "Angel Ram Dance Presents: Where I Belong, Honoring Community, Love, and Resilience" at Joe's Movement Emporium!
Kahina Haynes X Ashayla Byrd
In this video, Ashayla Byrd of DITD hosts a special Artist Talk with the incredible Kahina Haynes, Executive Director of The Dance Institute of Washington! From her early start in dance, to taking on the role of a leader, Kahina talks to Ashayla about equity, arts leadership, being black in ballet, and more!
Gabriel Mata y Armani Colón X Dr. Manuel R. Cuellar on Latinx Movement Festival
Dr. Manuel R. Cuellar speaks with Gabriel Mata and Armani Colón about dance, identity, LatinX and Latinx Movement Festival! LMF in Washington, DC is a dynamic annual event that celebrates the expansive artistry of Latinx dance makers and cultural workers across the United States. Founded and directed by independent artist Gabriel Mata, the festival is rooted in the value of movement as both a physical and cultural practice.
Hayley Cutler X Claire Alrich on No Dead Ends by darlingdance at The Kreeger Museum
In this video, Claire Alrich talks to Hayley Cutler about her new show, No Dead Ends at The Kreeger Museum.
From music, to Maida Withers , to a ten-year anniversary, Cutler grants us the absurd and tonally bizarre.
No Dead Ends is an absurdist romp through an abundant landscape, a celebration of lusciousness in nature and form. It is playful, curious, and rooted in unison, athleticism, and joy. No Dead Ends is inspired by its site and partner, The Kreeger Museum, its architecture, and Carmen Kreeger, a visionary woman and lover of life’s artistic and sporting delights.