News & Scoop

It’s official. Jose Carayol, longtime YAGP judge, and former head of Joffrey Ballet Studio Co and their trainee program takes a top spot at the Royal Ballet School Whitelodge.

Featuring dancers from almost every major company across New York City, Harper’s Bazaar puts culture and arts on the front page

ABT Executive Director will be stepping down, the AD of Kirov is leaving, Bo Spassoff from the Rock School will be retiring.

Experience the joy and pain of professional ballet with Joy Womack: The White Swan, an intimate look at the journey of
professional ballerina Joy Womack from her humble beginnings in Texas to performing as prima ballerina with the Kremlin Ballet. This beautifully filmed documentary dances on to digital on 19 July 2021 courtesy of 101 Films.

Are you a ballet teacher? Want to make new friends? Want to talk ballet…

A Ballet Magazine is making the bold move to A Ballet Education’s website. With September Issue fast approaching we here at A Ballet Magazine thought of sustainability. Sustaining something is not about holding on to the modes that no longer serve the overall community, but rather the necessary push for adaptation and change.

Just announced on the Instagram! In a very rare move, this internationally acclaimed Contemporary…

Ballet is changing, and hopefully for the better. For a long time on this…

A look at how Arizona has quickly become one of the US Hotspots in Dance featuring: Amber Skaggs (Master Ballet Academy), McKenna Johnson, and Evelyn Lyman (The Ballet Clinic).

There is no question that ballet is expensive and even when you are extremely…

The Choreographer Creating Not So Tiny Waves Worldwide Accomplished dancer and freelance choreographer Garrett…

The Paris Opera Ballet is literally is the foundation of ballet, and while the…

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Maria Kochetkova, the international Superstar, will be returning to English National Ballet in the Fall, according to her Insta.

Yesterday, news broke via the New York Times and American Ballet Theater’s press department that Kevin McKenzie, ABT’s Artistic Director for the last 30 years, will be stepping down after the 2021-2022 season. This is no surprise, as McKenzie’s peer, Helgi Tommason, the Artistic Director of San Francisco Ballet, recently announced he will step down at the end of next season, as well.