Two of Chicago's most beloved dance styles come from opposite sides of the world.
The annual "greatest hits" of Chicago dance raises money for a health care fund for performers and features many of the city's standout dance talents.
Ten dance companies, a one-night performance. That’s the math that brings performers from the latest cohort of the Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project to the Harris Theater for Music and Dance at the ...
Choreographer Bob Fosse’s early years in Chicago before hitting it big on Broadway. Interviews with Columbia College Dance Center founder Shirley Mordine, “Hiplet” creator Homer Hans Bryant and the ...
In 1992, a group of Chicago dancers put on a concert to raise money for HIV/AIDS. Their friends were dying; an underwhelming public health response to the AIDS crisis brought dancers together to try ...
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Amid an inequitable arts landscape, an innovative, multi-year initiative called the Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project [CBDLP] has emerged to bolster Chicago’s most beloved Black dance institutions.
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