Dance classes in Ann Arbor, Michigan
The University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance is a degree-granting performing arts school in Ann Arbor, based in the E.V. Moore Building on North Campus, offering undergraduate and graduate degrees, minors and certificates alongside a full performance season of concerts, dance productions, musicals, operas and plays. Its Dance Department runs MDance, a community program of dance classes for youth and adults taught by school faculty in the university's dance building. MDance runs across autumn and winter semesters with ten Saturday classes each, plus summer offerings: a youth open house for ages 5 to 17 and a two-day adult intensive for ages 18 and over covering ballet, contemporary, Congolese, Horton technique and choreography.
Ithaca College has cut its Theatre Administration program for future students, after recently introducing a new artificial intelligence program for new students.
Krista Bradley, a veteran arts executive with more than 30 years of experience, will lead THE WASHINGTON CHORUS as its new Executive Director.
Actress and special lecturer Milica Govich is retiring from Oakland University's School of Music, Theatre and Dance after 22 years, leaving a legacy in Acting for the Camera education and student mentorship.
Travel back to the 1950s as Meadow Brook Theatre, in collaboration with Oakland University’s School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, brings the musical All Shook Up to the stage.
Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company has announced upcoming presentations of Framing Ménerbes in Binghamton, NY (October 15), Ann Arbor, MI (October 25), and Ithaca, NY (November 2).
Following a national search, Steve TenEyck has been selected as the new dean of the Ithaca College School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, effective March 1.
FOOTLOOSE will explode on the Meadow Brook Theatre stage running January 8 through February 2, 2025, at Meadow Brook Theatre on the campus of Oakland University in Rochester.
Why do we create art? This broad yet poignant question is always plaguing the minds of performing arts practitioners, especially in light of trying and divisive global events.
MCC Theater will dim the lights of their theater in memory of Gavin Creel, in tandem with the Broadway theaters.
The Stage Door Foundation and Pam Pariseau have announced a special lottery for live studio audience tickets to a special industry presentation showing how Stephen Sondheim created MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG through the eyes of original Broadway cast member, David Loud.
As I reflect on my dramaturgical education over the past two years – which feels like a lifetime but is really only the blink of an eye – it’s fascinating to see how my view of what dramaturgy is has shifted and transformed.
After a public petition and outcry to dim all the lights of Broadway for some recent passings of stage legelends.
To honor the memory of beloved Broadway actor Gavin Creel, Broadway theatres will dim their lights.
BroadwayWorld is very saddened to report the passing of Broadway and West End performer and writer Gavin Creel, who died September 30.
The Encore Musical Theatre Company's production of the timeless musical classic, Oklahoma! by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein opened last week.
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