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Roberta, a solo performer originally from Mexico City, has emerged as one of New York’s  distinctive and commanding voices in commercial and theatrical dance. A presence impossible to overlook, she is carving her own path on the city’s most visible stages, already leaving a mark across the industry.

En junio pasado, la compañía International American Ballet presentó Tango Metamorphosis, una obra que fusiona tango tradicional con ballet contemporáneo y música en vivo. El evento tuvo lugar en el Consulado General de la República Argentina en Nueva York, con sala llena y gente que lamentablemente no pudo ingresar por falta de espacio.

Marilou Perez, originally from Lyon, France, has developed a career that reflects both artistic discipline and international reach. In 2025, she has taken on a series of performances that demonstrate her professional consistency and alignment with some of New York’s most recognized choreographers and institutions.

Belu Riverol is a seasoned and versatile dancer whose ability to merge Latin rhythms with contemporary urban styles has made her a respected figure in the dance community. With experience across multiple genres, including hip-hop, jazz funk, and Latin dance, Riverol has carved a niche for herself in the vibrant Los Angeles dance scene, while also taking her talents to international platforms.

In a bustling corner of New York City’s theater scene, a quiet but deliberate revolution is underway. At its center is Nea Somogyi, a Costa Rican-born, multi-hyphenate artist whose passion for storytelling and community building has manifested in Suitcase of Dreams—a performance collective creating space for integration, representation, and healing through the performing arts.

Performer Mina Rose stands as the main dancer for two distinguished New York City-based companies — Mosaic Dance Theater Company and the Phyllis Rose Dance Company. With her compelling stage presence and cross-cultural versatility, Rose has quickly established herself as a fresh and vibrant young artist in the Big Apple’s dynamic dance landscape. Her performances are marked by technical precision and emotional authenticity, earning her a place at the forefront of culturally driven, contemporary performance.

New York, NY — In a defining moment of her multidisciplinary career, Valeria Llaneza will present a reading of her first original musical, Rogel, The Experience, on July 5, 2025, at Gallery Wave. The event marks a significant new direction for the artist, known for her work across theater, visual arts, and performance.

This past June, the International American Ballet presented Tango Metamorphosis, a performance blending traditional tango with contemporary ballet and live music. The event, held at the Consulate General of the Argentine Republic in New York, drew a capacity audience, with several attendees turned away at the door due to limited space.

Sara Alessia Giannini, a 26-year-old modern dancer from Bari, Italy, has established herself as an prominent performer in New York City’s dance scene. With a foundation rooted in European training and a clear artistic identity, Alessia is earning attention through lead roles and solo performances in both artistic and culturally significant productions across the city.

Lorenzo Guerrini, a 30-year-old dancer from Florence, Italy, has made a significant mark on New York’s professional dance community since moving to the city in 2021. With a strong foundation in contemporary dance and a growing list of achievements, Guerrini has quickly become recognized for his exceptional artistry and technical skill.

With shimmering skirts, spine-tingling vocals, and choreography that seems to breathe with the music itself, Analia Farfan and her company, The International American Ballet, lit up the Spark Theatre Festival stage on March 22nd with Astor Piazzolla: The New Era, a tribute as bold and layered as Piazzolla’s own compositions.

There are moments in an artist's life that feel like a full circle—an arrival, a reflection, and a resounding “yes” to the present. For celebrated performer and multidisciplinary artist Valeria Llaneza, that moment is now.

New York City continues to serve as a magnet for global talent, and few artists exemplify this more powerfully than Solenn, a dynamic professional dancer and choreographer whose career has already marked her as a distinguished solo artist on both sides of the Atlantic. Originally from the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, Solenn is quickly becoming a recognized force in the New York dance community, with a growing list of leading performances, choreographic works, and artistic accomplishments that speak to her exceptional talent and deep creative voice.

Rising contemporary dancer Riccardo Passera is currently making a powerful impression as a main dancer with the Jon Lehrer Dance Company (JLDC), a New York-based ensemble renowned for its dynamic fusion of artistry and internationally recognized for its distinctive style. Now a vibrant presence in the NYC dance community, the company showcases signature choreography—rooted in both modern and jazz traditions—defined by athleticism, organic movement, humor, and a deep connection to the human experience. Since joining, Passera has toured extensively across Florida, North Carolina, and the tri-state area, starring in the company's acclaimed works.

Claudia Logi is a talented young artist who has captivated the New York dance scene with her unique approach to contemporary choreography. Originally from France, Claudia moved to the Big Apple in September 2021 with one goal in mind: to explore the world of dance in New York City.

Broadway CON, the largest and most celebrated annual gathering in the Broadway community, returns this year with an exciting lineup of events and discussions. Taking place from February 7-9, 2025, at the New York Marriot Marquis in Manhattan, Broadway CON promises to be a celebration of theater’s rich legacy and its future. Among the many anticipated panels, one stands out for its timely and essential dialogue: “Crossing Curtains, Latin Voices, and the Broadway Exchange.”