Through the thrilling medium of song and dance, Noah Racey’s Pulse at the Asolo Rep tells the individual stories of how a group of performers became the exceptional artists they are today.

The Sarasota Ballet company revisited three fan favorites this past weekend in works by Sir Frederick Ashton, Dominic Walsh and Anthony Tudor. Read on for Contributor Bonnie Greenball Silvestri’s review.

Due to the Super Bowl this weekend, I will be laying low and avoiding any risk of getting caught up in a Super Bowl conversation. Sorry—not a sports fan. But I still and always will love YOU, Sarasota!! Here are some very cool non-Super Bowl events that should spice up the fun on an otherwise sporty weekend.

What better way to enjoy some of your new year’s health resolutions than to take up dance classes? We caught the last performance of the year by Wilson’s DanceSport studio in Bradenton, where students of all ages shared the stage with instructors.

Follow Clara’s dream in this world premiere of Sarasota’s unique production of The Nutcracker that entwines Hoffmann’s original story with Sarasota’s own hometown classic: the circus.

Many national and international artists were in Sarasota to perform for thousands of anxious attendees who, just like me, were dying to experience the acclaimed Ringling International Arts Festival, celebrated from Oct. 10 to 13. This partnership between The Ringling Museum of Art and the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York City has resulted in a very well-curated and exquisite showcase of talent.  India was well represented this year through the dance presentation of “Shiva Ganga” by Shantala Shivalingappa. The performance took its roots from the customs and religious heritage of Shantala’s [...]