Dance Informa Magazine
All posts tagged "career advice for dancers"
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753Feature ArticlesYou just graduated from high school. Now what?
After several years of training at your local dance studio, you might not be ready to stop training and performing just yet....
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1.7KTips & AdviceTips for a stunning, successful photo shoot
Every dancer wants those epic photos – caught mid-air in a perfect jeté with the sunset in the background or a stunning...
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1.4KInterviewsNavigating career transitions
Dancers are all too aware of how time sensitive their performance career can be. As aches and pains grow stronger and as...
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8.5KInterviewsTapping at the Top: Ryan Kasprzak
By Chelsea Thomas of Dance Informa. On National Dance Day last month, Dance Informa sat down with dancer and choreographer Ryan Kasprzak...
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13.7K1Tips & AdviceThe Rising Cost of NYC Dance Classes – And The Best Ways to Save!
By Mary Callahan of Dance Informa. “Back in my day,” explained my teacher, “we would take four to five classes a day....
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10.9KFeature ArticlesTouring Life: The Ins and Outs
By Laura Di Orio of Dance Informa. Touring and traveling for dance seems glamorous. Dancers are paid to do what they love,...
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7.0K1InterviewsJulie Diana retires from Pennsylvania Ballet
By Katherine Moore of Dance Informa. After a 21-year professional dancing career, Principal Dancer Julie Diana will retire from Pennsylvania Ballet this...
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3.6KFeature ArticlesDance Informa teams up with Broadway Connection!
Dance Informa has recently partnered with respected performing arts education company Broadway Connection to bring Broadway-related articles to readers. This partnership will...
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4.2KInterviewsMaking Moves: Four Dancers On Their Move to NYC
By Tara Sheena. Each year, hundreds of dancers move to New York City from all over the world to pursue their ‘Big...
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7.7KTips & AdviceStarting Your Career as a Dancer by Mande Dagenais
Choreographer, award winning performer, director and producer, Mande Dagenais has released a new book – Starting Your Career as a Dancer. In Starting Your Career...
