Dance
Leslie Scott
Transformations: BODYART's "Maison"
A column exploring the barriers between the “real” and the “created” worlds of performing arts. Read more
Courtesy of Baton Rouge Ballet Theatre
Leaps and Bounds
From theater to arena, Baton Rouge Ballet explores new possibilities with The Nutcracker Read more
Photo by Alexandra Kennon
Body Art
In New Orleans' thriving burlesque scene, nudity is just a detail Read more
Photo by Lucie Monk Carter
Valentine's Ideas: It Takes Two
Dance is an exercise in cooperation Read more
Share the Love
A selection of our favorite (and least conventional) gifts, services, and destinations, lovingly selected by our editors to put the passion back into gift giving. Read more
Photo by Aaron Hogan of Eye Wander Photography
Aerial Silk Performances
The intersection between fitness and creativity Read more
Photo by Frank McMains.
Bodies Bridge Worlds
Of Moving Color's asks thirteen non-dancers to collaborate on its April performance, You Tell Me Read more
Photo by Nalini Raghavan
Romeo + Juliet ... Without Words
Of Moving Colors tells the timeless teenage love story through dance Read more
Photo by Ruth Laney
Allons Danser!
John Sharp is documenting the dancehalls of South Louisiana Read more
Photo by Brei Olivier
Marigny Opera House Dance Company
A church of the arts grows by leaps and bounds Read more
Building Legend City
Baton Rougean Justin Rayna is like one of those unbelievably talented students in FAME—his collection of talents and interests, in other words, is diverse enough to make a casting director cry—with joy. Let's start with music: he plays drum... Read more
Photo courtesy of the Baton Rouge River Center
Man on a Wire
In overseeing a Cirque du Soleil show, Fabrice Lemire must conduct his own balancing act. Read more
Photo by Jill Moore
Dance with Your Kids at Magnolia Cafe
On a Friday night, chances are there’ll be plenty of little people whirling on the dance floor. Read more
Favorite Place to Cajun Dance: Angelle's Whiskey River Landing
Mankind unleashed the power of the grape 5,000 years ago and has been looking for the perfect place to enjoy the libations of Dionysus ever since—preferably someplace off the beaten path, away from prying eyes where excessive frivolity w... Read more
