By Sabina Dana Plasse
There aren’t too many tap dance companies who tour, and there are certainly not too many tap dance companies like Dorrance Dance. Dorrance Dance Founder and Artistic Director Michelle Dorrance is one of the most sought after tap dancers of her generation and “one of the most imaginative tap choreographers working today,” writes The New Yorker.
Similar Articles
Object Heavy by Hayden Seder
From performing as a nightclub jam band to playing with Blues Traveller and Fred Wesley (trombone player for James Brown),
Anthony LoGerfo of Promise of the Real by Hayden Seder
Drummer Anthony LoGerfo, one of the four bandmates of Promise of the Real, is described on the band’s website as
Andy Frasco & the U.N. by Hayden Seder
Musician Andy Frasco eschews clichés. There is typical narrative: “I was bored with my friends,” “I already played guitar,” “I
The Man Behind the Curtain by Courtney Lauck
Two nights before I interviewed Chris Douridas, I found myself at a local watering hole that has a reputation, at
Martha Redbone Roots Project Takes Us Home by Hayden Seder
Music has the power to transport us—to different times, places, and feelings. Hearing a certain song often takes you right
Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation by Hayden Seder
While many people might only be familiar with Thievery Corporation for their song “Lebanese Blond,” featured in the movie Garden
