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Review of WALK for Paramar

Review: PARA.MAR Dance Theatre Gives Life to Loss and Passion in Anthology | Third Coast Review Choreographer Stephanie Martinez founded PARA.MAR Dance Theatre in 2020 as an antidote to the pandemic’s despair, loss, and isolation. Anthology is a curated selection of six dances by Martinez and […]

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Top 10 dance for fall 2024: U.S. premieres at Joffrey and the Harris, plus Hubbard Street does Fosse Most of our critic’s picks are for Chicago companies who have stood the test of time. But also look for these visiting artists.

Preview of new work for Washington Ballet will be at the Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts next week! Its been a great week with the dancers.

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Next Week at the Kennedy Center

PREMIERE AT THE KENNEDY CENTER Katlyn Addison􀀂 Joshua Bodden􀀂 Corey Bourbonniere􀀂 Leiland Charles􀀂 Ashton Edwards􀀂 Princess Reid􀀂 Whitney Huell􀀂 Zsilas Michael Hughes􀀂 Ashley Murphy􀀃Wilson􀀂 Jonathan Philbert􀀂 Miranda Silveira Templer􀀂 Raquel Smith􀀂 Victoria Watford

This week at the Kennedy Center, performances July 2,3.

Pathways to Performance: Exercises in Reframing the Narrative | Kennedy Center Program includes newly commissioned ballets by Black choreographers along with world premieres by Jennifer Archibald, Meredith Rainey, and Kiyon Ross 

I am excited to announce I will be creating a new work for Reframing the Narrative at the Kennedy Center July 2 and July 3rd.

Pathways to Performance Exercises in Reframing the Narrative | Kennedy Center Join us for a continuation of the work that began during our 2022 Reframing the Narrative celebration recognizing Black contributions to classical ballet. This two-performance engagement f

EXALT for BALLETX will continue to tour to a city near you!!

'Exalt' - In Rehearsal with Jennifer Archibald A sneak peek behind the scenes with Jennifer Archibald choreographing 'Exalt' (2022). Filmed by Daniel Madoff

HdrM will premiere this evening for Charlotte Ballet..The Innovative Works Program will run Feb 3-25.

Innovative Works Tickets - Innovative Works - Charlotte Ballet Innovative Works is Charlotte Ballet’s sell-out winter series that pushes creative boundaries and challenges choreographers and dancers alike.

Tomorrow at Virginia Weslyan University

Making Ballet Braver: Jennifer Archibald Illuminates Virginia’s History | VEER Magazine :: Hampton Roads arts, culture, entertainment, beer, wine, travel, dining Making Ballet Braver: Jennifer Archibald Illuminates Virginia’s History by Jeff Maisey | Jan 18, 2023 | Dance, Stage & Film (Eri Nishihara and Zacchaeus Page in Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner by Jennifer Archibald. Photo by Sarah Ferguson.) By Kate Mattingly A ballet company takes a risk when comm...

I will be teaching at the Pillow 360 Workshop this Sunday, January 15 from 3 - 4:30 pm at The Juilliard School.

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Tonight is opening night at Richmond Ballet for “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” i’m incredibly grateful to all of the artists that put their heart into this work. Thank you Kate Mattingly who has written a beautiful preview of what is to come.

Jennifer Archibald's "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" Premieres at Richmond Ballet Jennifer Archibald's new ballet Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, inspired by the 1967 film, premieres at Richmond Ballet November 1-6.

This week in Carmel the premiere of WhisperingWaves a work inspired by Langston Hughes. Purchase tickets at below Link.

Ballare Carmel at the Sunset Center | CDF

WeAIghT will be presented in Seoul Korea this weekend. at Seoul Dance Film Festival(SeDaFF www.sedaff.com) in Seoul, Korea Nov 4-6th)

Read more about the film.

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Have you gotten your tickets yet? Don’t miss MADDOX HABERDASHER performing Langston Hughes’ poem Democracy at Sunset Center in the WORLD PREMIERE of WhisperingWaves by Brooklyn-based JENNIFER ARCHIBALD. ***TIX available at sunsetcenter.org

Get ready! 3 World Premieres at the Sunset Center with Artistic Director Lillian Barbeito's new contemporary dance company BALLARE CARMEL. Choreography by James Gregg, Jennifer Archibald, and Ihsan Rustem. NOVEMBER 4th and 5th at 8pm. Buy your tickets via Sunset Center box office: (831) 620-2048 or https://cart.sunsetcenter.org/597/610

The summer went by very quickly, but it was well worth it. Cathy Young asked me to do this project along with Mila Thigpen, Tommy Neblett and Boston Conservatory and it was the perfect time as I was missing the commercial industry. I am grateful to Bates Dance Festival for building these longtime relationships in this industry. Although the Crypto Center is a major venue and a large project to get on its feet, mentoring is always the focus. I am extremely proud of these young dancers that brought an A-level of professionalism to the stage. For the many young dancers that ask if they should choose one. Doing concert dance and commercial dance is possible and I am proud to continue to navigate through both performing worlds.
Opening for K-pop stars at a major venue is a bucket-list item for many dancers.......read more...

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Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s L.A. KCON Performance Illustrates Why the School Is a Standout for Commercial Dance Training Opening for K-pop stars at a major venue is a bucket-list item for many dancers—something most would have to strive towards for years to even get the opportun

Next Monday Audition for dancers at Banard|Columbia

Never met him, never danced for him, never saw him walk down a hallway or through a studio window. Somehow last week I had ten meals, a beach trip, and car trips with jokes full of life, art, and politics in the company of Donald Byrd. Everything happens for a reason. I think someone up above knew I needed to talk to him. And his last words to me were
“Only the good artists are brave.”
Thank you Donald Byrd… till our next road trip.

making connections -threading history-building strength-and healing

Next Week! Boston Conservatory students and I travel to Los Angeles!

Boston Conservatory at Berklee Dancers to Perform at KCON Los Angeles | Boston Conservatory at Berklee Thirteen dance students will perform four times throughout the convention, including opening for Saturday night’s star-studded concert.

Pathways to Performance




Holding it down as makes his way to the M to the I to the A

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