Tag: black ballet dancers

• Legacy

  

  Blacks in Ballet The idea of leaving a legacy behind is something associated with greatness, acts of valor, or making a lasting impact in a community. This idea has been the center of literature, film, art as whole and even in day to day life. A lot of the times, these people who leave a […]

  ashleylorrainebaker

  June 22, 2021

  a ballet education, a ballet magazine, ballet

  a ballet education, ballet, black ballerinas, black ballet dancers

• The September Issue is Here!

  

  The September Issue is here!Our September Issue here and it is our largest issue ever! Our 20th issue is over 200 pages and the first issue in the history of the Magazine where I did not produce it and I couldn’t be more proud. This issue brings the news that I will be stepping down […]

  David King

  August 28, 2020

  a ballet magazine

  a ballet education, Adeline Dunlap, Alexandra Owens, Andrea long, ashley lorraine baker, ballet west, Bella Jones, black ballerinas, black ballet, black ballet choreographers, black ballet dancers, black ballet teachers, Destiny Wimpye, elizabeth weldon, Gabrielle salvatto, ginabel peterson, jazz bynum, Joshua whitehead, Katlyn addison, lauryn brown, Maddison Brown, Sasha Manuel, September issue

• The Future of Ballet…. Adele ‘All I Ask’

  So it has hit the world of Social Media by storm, but I thought I would post about it as well. DJ Smart (SYTYCD, Koresh Dance Company)  and Zola Williams with Choreography by Will B Bell and edited by Jose Omar Hernandez. With over half a million views, it brings to light the changing of […]

  David King

  January 24, 2016

  a ballet education, Ramblings

  a ballet education, ballet, black ballet dancers, contemporary, dj smart, jose omar hernadez, los angeles, will b bell, zola williams