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Photos: First Rehearsal of The York Theatre's GOTTA DANCE With American Dance Machine
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 30, 2025

THE YORK THEATRE and AMERICAN DANCE MACHINE, in association with Riki Kane Larimer, present GOTTA DANCE, Co-Directed by Nikki Feirt Atkins (Producing Artistic Director of American Dance Machine for the 21st Century) and Randy Skinner (42nd Street, White Christmas, Dames at Sea). Check out photos from inside the show's first rehearsal.

Jessica Lee Goldyn And More Announced In The York Theatre's GOTTA DANCE
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 22, 2025

The York Theatre Company and American Dance Machine will present Gotta Dance, co-directed by Nikki Feirt Atkins and Randy Skinner. The production will run from November 25 through December 28, 2025.

Review: A VERY SWING OUT HOLIDAY at The Joyce Thrills
by Marina Kennedy - Dec 6, 2024

An exhillerating dance show is yours to enjoy.  'A Very Swing Out Holiday' is now being performed at The Joyce through December 15th and it is ideal for this season.

Photos: GRAND HOTEL's 35th Anniversary Original Broadway Cast Reunion Concert
by Rebecca Kaplan - Nov 15, 2024

“We’ll Take a Glass Together” when 54 Below presents Grand Hotel: The 35th Anniversary Original Broadway Cast Reunion Concert. This very special immersive concert received rave reviews in February. It runs 11/15 and 11/16. See photos from 11/14.

Lorna Dallas Joins Original Cast Members in GRAND HOTEL Reunion Concert at 54 Below
by Blair Ingenthron - Nov 10, 2024

Lorna Dallas joins original cast members for the 35th Anniversary Reunion Concert of GRAND HOTEL at 54 Below, with performances on November 14-16, both in person and livestreamed.

Town Hall: Gibney Dance Welcome Session at 280 Broadway
by Robert Diamond - Jan 15, 2014

Gibney Dance makes space for dance with an expansion to 280 Broadway and invites you to join in. The 280 Broadway space will operate alongside its current 890 Broadway studios as one organization, and is positioned to serve the dance community for the next two decades. It will offer classes, performances, and community events, with thanks to the support of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and landlord Fram Realty.