Promenade

WeOnFyre sets hip-hop community ablaze from within

WeOnFyre sets hip-hop community ablaze from within

“Your body is perfect, your body has undiscovered movement, your body can experience dance.” The words roll off the tongue like a mantra for Douglas Scott, founder and artistic director of Full Radius Dance. This is one of the company’s statements of purpose, and much like Scott’s body of work, it reveals his dedication to reshaping the way we talk about dance in the modern world. His company deconstructs widely-held standards in Western dance and places accessibility at the center of its mission. 

Aryanna Allen’s passion for dance reignites through Emory University program, Atlanta community

<strong>Aryanna Allen’s passion for dance reignites through Emory University program, Atlanta community</strong>

From instructing in North Carolina to opening her own dance education company, Cassandra Springs has over 20 years of dance training and professional theater, film and competitive experience; fusing her passion for teaching and mentorship into the evolution of her dreams. 

Mathematics in Motion: Math professor Evans Harrell and his team use the art of dance to engage with audiences

Mathematics in Motion: Math professor Evans Harrell and his team use the art of dance to engage with audiences

From instructing in North Carolina to opening her own dance education company, Cassandra Springs has over 20 years of dance training and professional theater, film and competitive experience; fusing her passion for teaching and mentorship into the evolution of her dreams. 

Engaging Atlanta: Nena Gilreath and Waverly T. Lucas, II of Ballethnic

Engaging Atlanta: Nena Gilreath and Waverly T. Lucas, II of Ballethnic

DanceATL continues to conduct brief interviews with dance organizations around Atlanta to listen and learn about their desires and challenges. In an effort to maintain full transparency, these interviews will be published via our digital publication Promenade. This will ensure accountability on DanceATL’s behalf, and inform readers about the needs of dance organizations in Atlanta.

From Poland to America: Mazury Folk Dance Ensemble creates connection through Polish dance

From Poland to America: Mazury Folk Dance Ensemble creates connection through Polish dance

From instructing in North Carolina to opening her own dance education company, Cassandra Springs has over 20 years of dance training and professional theater, film and competitive experience; fusing her passion for teaching and mentorship into the evolution of her dreams. 

Celebrating Shonica Gooden & The Black Artists Dance Collective

Celebrating Shonica Gooden & The Black Artists Dance Collective

“Your body is perfect, your body has undiscovered movement, your body can experience dance.” The words roll off the tongue like a mantra for Douglas Scott, founder and artistic director of Full Radius Dance. This is one of the company’s statements of purpose, and much like Scott’s body of work, it reveals his dedication to reshaping the way we talk about dance in the modern world. His company deconstructs widely-held standards in Western dance and places accessibility at the center of its mission. 

Atlanta dancer Umi IMAN explores liberation and healing through movement

Atlanta dancer Umi IMAN explores liberation and healing through movement

From instructing in North Carolina to opening her own dance education company, Cassandra Springs has over 20 years of dance training and professional theater, film and competitive experience; fusing her passion for teaching and mentorship into the evolution of her dreams. 

Engaging Atlanta: Kerry Lee

Engaging Atlanta: Kerry Lee

DanceATL continues to conduct brief interviews with dance organizations around Atlanta to listen and learn about their desires and challenges. In an effort to maintain full transparency, these interviews will be published via our digital publication Promenade. This will ensure accountability on DanceATL’s behalf, and inform readers about the needs of dance organizations in Atlanta.

Erin Burch dances through recovery in Atlanta arts scene

Erin Burch dances through recovery in Atlanta arts scene

“Atlanta is a land of opportunity for dance,” says Atlanta-based performer and educator Erin Burch. “It’s one of the few places where no matter how you look, there’s a spot for you.” Burch describes Atlanta as “a web of connectivity,” where everyone knows everyone, which allows for greater networking and a multitude of opportunities. In her own words, “If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.”

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