Born on February 2, 1935 in New York City, Wilkinson would grow up in a middle class neighbourhood in Harlem. At the young age of 5,...

Of course, any exploration into historic Black dancers would be woefully incomplete without the AMAZING Alvin Ailey. Born in 1931, at the...

Born in Toronto, Canada, Ola Skanks (originally Ola Marie Shepherd) became interested in dance at a very young age, teaching herself how...

Growing up in Harlem, Arthur Mitchell was one of four siblings, and the son of a building superintendent. Experiencing the obvious need...

Born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1906, Josephine Baker would become one of the most famous dancers to grace the stage as a headliner in the...

Born on March 7, 1917, Janet Collins is remembered as a powerful force with regard to breaking through racial barriers in her endeavors,...

We have received phone calls recently, asking for us to join a “grassroots movement” of businesses planning to open their doors and...

Hello to all of our valued - and greatly missed - students. As you may have heard, during an update on November 24, 2020, Alberta...

It's no secret that there is a very close relationship between music, and dance. Many of us listen to music daily, but it's not often...

This year has been incredibly difficult for all of us. We have been apart for many months, and sadly when we finally have a chance to...

As Covid-19 continues to spread, it is more important than ever to ensure that you and your loved ones are kept safe. Please take a look...

Miranda and I have been a part of each other’s lives for 20 years, and the dream of working with artists has always been with us. Here’s...

On October 17, 2017 I decided that it was time to create a place for the future dancers of the world who shared my vision of taking the...

Many, if not all new dancers usually start lessons with a few common concerns. One of the most common is “What happens I fall?” This is a...