Dance

The Rainin Fellowship recipient talks about her spiritual approach to creating new work and how it has evolved during the pandemic.

SF Ballet’s streaming video of these glittering gems is available through April 21.

A premiere film contrasts with two favorite repertory works on the company’s latest digital program.

Three masterful dance commissions for New York City Center get an online reprise for Black History Month through March 5.

Sarah Crowell and Adia Tamar Whitaker co-curate a dance festival contemplating “a radically imagined Black future.”

Choreographer Robert Moses and Denise Saunders Thompson, of the International Association of Blacks in Dance, discuss increasing Black influence and the added challenges of the pandemic.

Fifteen films showcase brand-new works by a global network of dancers, filmmakers, choreographers, and composers.

Harsh reality begets a brilliant multimedia dance fantasy.

The season, with many free performances, includes everything from flamenco to Ukrainian folk music to a walk in the park.

2021’s Best of the Festival celebrates dance-film premieres from all corners of the world.