Dance Cuba: Dreams of Flight While avoiding stepping on any political toes, "Dance Cuba: Dreams of Flight" elegantly documents the emotional and artistic ties between Cuban and American dancers and ...

When he led the Washington Ballet to Cuba for a groundbreaking string of performances in 2000, Artistic Director Septime Webre was carrying a load of personal as well as professional baggage. As ...

Visiting Cuba tends to produce more questions than answers. How has the country's unique brand of socialism managed to stay afloat in the face of a strict U.S. embargo? How can the Cuban people remain ...

Carlos Acosta, the son of an Afro-Cuban truck driver, rose from one of Havana’s poorest neighborhoods to become an international ballet star who combines a seemingly effortless grace with an earthy ...

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The Riverina's vibrant dance community will come alive on Sunday 8 February 2026 with two trailblazing ensembles, ALLY and ...

In its third year, the CubaCaribe Dance Festival fuses folkloric and traditional dances from Cuba and the Caribbean with those of other cultures, including Brazil, as it blends in modern dance ...

Even with social distancing restrictions relaxing, many people probably won’t feel like heading to clubs or concerts for the foreseeable future. The men are from Cuba but have resided in Italy for ...

Upon arriving in Cuba recently for the 3rd International Scientific Convention of Cienfuegos, SUNY Cortland junior Madison Houghton and classmates experienced something akin to Bollywood or the set of ...

America’s premier ballet company paid tribute in Havana to Cuban dance legend Alicia Alonso as two cultures separated by a half century of political animus came together – for an evening at least – ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Notebook By Brian Seibert At the end of George Céspedes’s “El Último Recurso,” dancers stand and stare at the audience for the full duration ...