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Most Popular Romantic Dances for Couples: The Ultimate GuideFrom classic ballroom moves to sultry Latin steps, our ultimate guide reveals the most popular romantic dances for couples.
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Is Dance a Sport? Exploring the Athleticism and Artistry of DanceDiscover the athleticism and artistry of dance in this thought-provoking blog.
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Review of Abrazos Tango Fest NYC 2022 and Interview with Mariela FranganilloDanceUS team had a pleasure of attending the very first NYC Abrazos Tango Fest 2022 organized by Mariela Franganillo.
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ONLINE DANCE CLASSESHere is a list of online dance classes (salsa, tango, ballroom, belly dance) for every step in your dance journey.
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Interview with choreographer Meagan Nugent of Diddy's "The Four" reality TV showCheck out this insightful Q&A with Meagan Nugent, touching on her journey from a California Institute of Fine Arts graduate to a choreographer working with some.
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Best College Dance Programs for 2024 in USADanceUS recommends the best college dance programs for 2024 in USA.
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7 Questions with Christine Bonansea about her upcoming piece at Danspace Project, OnlyHumanInterview with Christine Bonansea, a French-born, NYC-based choreographer known for her striking, virtuosic performances about Danspace Project, OnlyHuman.
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8 Questions with choreographer Nicole Philippidis of 277 Dance ProjectNicole Philippidis speaks about her premiere at Triskelion Arts, Cardboard Stage, a cross-media work featuring dance, video, live music, and spoken word.
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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".
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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