The best dance shows to see this summer, in D.C. and around the country. An electric violin, a tap genius, art world legends, holograms and more.

Trinity Irish Dance Company’s 35th anniversary celebration takes place May 16-18 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, 220 E. Chicago Ave. Tickets $40-$275 at tickets ...

Culture After more than 500 days of war, these dancers have been literally and figuratively climbing the walls It is hard to avoid seeing our broken world in Batsheva Dance Company’s enigmatic ...

In 1990, the company’s initials, LG, became its name, and in 1995, it debuted a winking red smiley face dubbed the “Face of the Future.” According to LG, the logo stands for the world ...

As the Zodiaque Dance Company celebrates its 50th anniversary, the excitement in the Department of Theatre and Dance is palpable. Since its inception, the company has been a pillar of artistic ...

The Drexel Dance Ensemble is a professional caliber dance company presenting two fully produced concerts each year using the Mandell Theater. Students participating in the 50-member ensemble are given ...

Dance for Life was launched in 1992 to raise money to support Chicago-area dancers in response to the AIDS crisis. In the years since, it formed as a nonprofit and expanded its mission to provide ...

A company can use the color schemes of logos to help develop an emotional tie to a product or brand. One company selling juice might use orange to evoke happy feelings about vacations in the ...

Repertory dance company coins new identity as 'St. Louis Dance Theatre' Artistic director Kirven Douthit-Boyd stopped by Today in St. Louis to talk about their new name and fall season, "(RE)Imagine." ...

Students have opportunities to participate in both student and faculty choreographic research through Orchesis Modern Dance Company and Dance Minor concerts. Students may choose to minor in dance or ...

Students at the Napa Regional Dance Company are preparing for their upcoming spring showcase "Velocity," which is set for Sunday, May 18.

Malashock Dance company members Lauren Christie, left, Nick McGhee and Chelsea Zeffiro will perform in the dance program “Cultivate” at San Diego City College Nov. 1-3.