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Recalling the times in 2010 when contemporary dance and ballet showed a pulse

When the curtain falls on the final performance of its 24th season, Sharir + Bustamante Danceworks will dance away into history and an era of dance in Austin will end

Come for Channing Tatum dancing. Stay for … Channing Tatum dancing.

TC Superstar promotes body movement, Dallas Acid get blissed with Laraaji, a black metal binge, and Trouble in the Streets breaks rules

This program of dances informed by African American experiences and culture was highly physical and emotionally urgent

First steps, two step

A new dance is more than compelling movement; it's a life lesson for graduates

Rodolfo Mendez wants us to remember that before there was postmodern, modern dance ruled

Getting a place of one's own is always cause for celebration, which is why the Puerto Rican Folkloric Dance & Cultural Center is throwing a big shindig

Some Austin dance artists will be getting out of town this summer – way out of town: Innsbruck, Jacob's Pillow, and Hong Kong – thanks to special invitations

The latest production from Johnson / Long Dance Company, I Stuck My Head in the Garden is a 65-minute topsy-turvy of boys and girls in all their confusing combinations and shows the troupe once again smashing the notion that dance belongs to the tall, the thin, and the flat-chested.

Otherwise known as reactive immobility

The improv artists in this production do an impressive job of detailing the falling and rising fortunes of a ballet company

In 2013, dance and classical music were distinguished by their breadth of expression and eloquence

In 2012, dance memorably explored profound topics, and classical embraced Charlie Brown and George Washington

Going gaga for sensation-based movement

This Philadelphia troupe's mix of theatre and movement creates something tasty

Chronicle Arts Editor Robert Faires recaps 2007 in dance and classical music

Hit the town with these non-SXSW events

Disappointing biopic of the woman that made "I Will Always Love You" her own

This production of Clare Barron's play invokes the experience of puberty for girls, in all its allure and terror

Multimedia, multicultural production Sacred Earth Stories appeals to the heart

In this short works program, the troupe explored the solace and thrills in the company you keep

The company’s program, with a new work inspired by the 1966 UT Tower shooting, spoke powerfully to our present moment

Recalling a year in which cranes became dancers and dancers became stars

Longtime Aztlan dancer Stephanie Mayorga Keeton doesn't just like to dance: She needs to dance

Deborah Hay forges her own answer to the issue of how one keeps choreography alive beyond one's own physical and mortal limitations with Nine Nights of Music in May, in which her solo "Music" is performed and adapted by four diverse artists.