From the music to the precise moves, a group of lucky individuals is getting a rare opportunity to learn ballet from the pros.
From being a refugee in the Philippines to becoming the first Asian dancer in the New York City Ballet, George Lee has lived a fascinating life.
Virginia Johnson spent a total of 40 years with the dance company and inspired many young people to pursue their passion, including choreographer Robert Garland who will be taking her place when she steps down.
An Asian American ballerina is tackling new ways to promote diversity and pave the way for others in the performing arts.
On this episode of Here and Now, we talk to members of the Brooklyn ballet who are making a bold move for their spring season by blending culture, activism, and history. And a new report takes a closer look at the Black experience when seeking healthcare treatment.
In the latest edition of our 'Be Kind' series, "The Great Dance-Shoe Giveaway" hits the streets of Queens.