Dance Stories & Articles
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Interview with Juliet McMains - book author of "Spinning Mambo into Salsa..."DanceUs exclusive interview with Juliet McMains, PhD, Professor, Department of Dance, University of Washington - about her book: "Spinning Mambo into Salsa".
Written by Vladimir Shifrin -
The Diversity of Swing DanceSwing dance was born in the 1920’s originating from Harlem, New York with Afro-American Roots.
Written by Vladimir Shifrin -
The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: M is for MirrorIn learning Flamenco dance your mirror is your BFF.
Written by Linda Machado -
Different Salsa Styles, Types & VocabularyThere are numerous Salsa styles, moves, although the untrained eye may have some difficulty noticing the difference between many of them.
Written by Danceus Staff -
The A to Z’s of Flamenco Dance: L is for Listen"Listen? To singing? But this article is about dance!" you say.
Written by Linda Machado -
What it Takes to be a Ballet DancerThe easiest way to know if ballet is for you, is to watch an entire ballet from start to finish.
Written by Danceus Staff -
The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: K is for KneesYour knees are one of the most important parts of your Flamenco anatomy.
Written by Linda Machado -
An Award-Winning Dance-Themed Novel Comes to LifeWhen, in 2012, the novel You, Fascinating You debuted in print, the dance community rallied in enthusiastic support.
Written by Germaine Shames -
12 Most Famous Ballet Dancers in HistoryWhen it comes to the most famous male ballet dancers in history, three names stand out: Nijinsky, Diaghilev and Mikhail Fokine (Fokin) but there are others.
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The A to Z's of Flamenco Dance: J is for JaleoJaleo (hah-LAY-oh) is a Spanish noun that means “uproar.
Written by Linda Machado