Famous Cuban classic ballerina Viengsay Valdés presented today the electronic version of a book about her life, written by sociologist Carlos Tablada, with a title that characterizes her, De Acero y Nube (Of Steel and Cloud) Read More
From left, Arianni Martin, Jorge Gonzalez and Randy Crespo practice English with Robert Vagi at his home in Phoenix; Ms. Martin and Mr. Crespo recently joined Ballet Arizona after defecting from Cuba, along with five colleagues. Read More
A dance-theater performance by New York-based artist Yesenia Selier and her troupe, inspired in the traditions of the female orishas of the Yoruba people of Nigeria Read More
Cuban dance-music company Camagua continued its European tour after representing the Caribbean island in the 54th International Folklore Festival of Jambes-Namur, Belgium Read More
Those of us who attended the performance staged at the Raquel Revuelta theatre on June 1st had the rare privilege of enjoying Marianela Boan’s poetry, which has returned to the Havana stage after an 8-year artistic hiatus. Read More
With a message of love from Uruguayan Rodolfo Solmoirago, dancers from all over the world are celebrating the International Day of Dance today, falling on the anniversary of the birth of Jean-Georges Noverre, the French creator of modern ballet. Read More
Seven dancers with the Ballet Nacional de Cuba reportedly have defected while traveling last month in Mexico, with some of them resurfacing in the past week seeking asylum in the United States. Read More
The Danza del Alma contemporary dance company, under the direction of choreographer Ernesto Alejo, performed the work “El Camino” on January 25, 26 and 27 at the National Theater. Read More