The Contemporary Arts Center and Junebug Productions share the learnings from their Wallace-funded project on engaging young African American audiences in New Orleans by launching educational and social programs and building audiences for dance.
The Contemporary Arts Center and Junebug Productions share the learnings from their Wallace-funded project on engaging young African American audiences in New Orleans by launching educational and social programs and building audiences for dance.
Dance/USA’s DILT program matches early career dance leaders with seasoned professionals in a national dance mentorship and leadership program. Read about two recent participants in Dance/USA's Institute for Leadership Training.
Big businesses aren't the only ones facing cyber crime. Non-profits are also targets. How can you protect your organization's data and digital assets? Read on.
By the numbers, The Nutcracker sold more than $51 million in tickets in 2017 and attendance grew by 14%. Get more Nutcracker stats from Dance/USA’s survey here.
Working with a mentor helped artistic director Vijay Palaparty define his artistic goals. As a participant in the Institute for Leadership training, he said, "Today, I am clear about what I want and why.”
Audiences at La Jolla Playhouse didn't reflect San Diego's diverse community. Read how the company changed perceptions and engaged a broader audience.
Learn how one performing arts organization, part of the Wallace Foundation's Building Audiences for the Arts cohort, is figuring out how to attract and retain younger audiences.
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.
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.