The Cincinnati Ballet is seeking second graders in the Tri-State for their free open audition for their CincyDance Program, which connects children to the joy and discipline of dance.
Reportedly, for the first time in Cincinnati history, a professional African American dance company will present a full season of performances with content curated specifically for celebrating the African American community.
This new 2021-2022 season, its first as a fully-merged organization, will also mark the 50th season of CDT. And the season will feature two performances of new, locally-generated dance works interwoven with two presentations of visiting dance companies under the moniker the Jefferson James Contemporary Dance Theater Series, honoring CDT founder James, who is stepping aside this season.
Cincinnati Ballet throws a weekend-long free party to open its new dance center, kicking off Friday afternoon.
Thomas Consolo shares some of the most-anticipated theater and dance performances of the fall.
Ohio Heritage Fellowships are awarded in recognition of the significant impact an individual or group has had on the people and communities of the state through their advancement and preservation of the fold or traditional arts.
The Cincinnati Ballet has announced its 2021-22 season, marking 25 years of leadership for Artistic Director Victoria Morgan, who has announced she will retire after the season.
Cincinnati Ballet’s “The Nutcracker at Home” will air on WLWT Channel 5 and MeTV Channel 5.2 throughout the holiday season.
The recent resurgence of Covid-19 has forced many institutions to scale back their plans to reopen, including the Cincinnati Art Museum and Cincinnati Ballet.
