"I was blown away by the depth of the conversations …. They go beyond dance and into the larger world." Read more comments on Dance/USA's 2018 conference. 

At Dance/USA's 2018 conference Roberta Uno cut to core issues affecting the dance world connecting cause and effect of political and cultural crises. Read Haley Kostas's report. 

A night that can only be described as indescribably unexpected, 2018's Opening Night Celebration was all things for everyone, writes L.A. blogger Haley Kostas. 

Dance/USA's 2018 Opening Night Celebration at the Aratani Theatre of the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center in Los Angeles was the perfect way to get inspired. Read more here.

Triple threat and more, dancer, choreographer, actor, director and producer Debbie Allen says nurturing the next generation is "the most purposeful thing" in her life. Read more about this year's Dance/USA Honor Awardee.

The driving force behind Washington, D.C.’s Dance Place, Carla Perlo receives the 2018 Ernie Award for her contributions to building a full-service studio/theater, that is a home for artists and neighborhood kids to create.

Eminent couple Lula and Erwin Washington have for nearly four decades shaped dance in Los Angeles as influential artists, educators, community leaders, and role models. Read more.

“I never set out to change the world,” says dancer, educator and activist Mary Verdi-Fletcher. “I just wanted to dance.” Along the way, she made dance accessible for those in wheelchairs, and accessibility became a common practice.

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and Pacific Northwest Ballet spent two seasons conducting market research and testing initiatives designed to attract new millennial audiences. Find out what they learned and what surprises they uncovered.

Presenters from around the country have turned to "celebrity" dance artists to curate programming. Some prominent dancers are also curating their own independent works. Read more from Isabella Boylston, James Sofranko, Justin Peck, and Tiler Peck.