Dance

A Q&A with Deneane Richburg of Brownbody

I am able to liberate myself from constructs and systems that don’t serve me and that often oppress me and others.

I am still the process of discovering what love looks like for me. As a woman, I was told what love was supposed to look and feel like, without any input from my own spirit and body.

It has been 25 years since the passing of Loyce Houlton, who made a significant contribution to the cultural landscape of Minnesota and the world of dance.

I sometimes surprise myself when I am able to do a dance move I didn’t think I would be able to do.

I come from a long line of shotgun weddings. My maternal grandma fell for my delinquent and scrappy grandpa and found

Many Native people believe that intergenerational trauma for all people is not simply a psychological concept, but a physical one — that traumatic events in our ancestors live on in our bodies, blood, and bones.

What creates our private body image? So much started for me when I began my ballet studies at age seven.

Dancing comes naturally to Divya Maiya, who was trained in classical Indian dance as a young girl. Though she stopped

An artist who turns manic depressive disorder into an asset

Kairos Dance Theatre encourages residents in elder-care facilities to share their stories … and dance June Bailey, a resident at

At Suzanne River’s school, students come to know their bodies from the inside out