Twin Cities ballet companies crack open stereotypes in 'Nutcracker'
They have reworked the second act by replacing costumes, dropping gestures and adding new dances.
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They have reworked the second act by replacing costumes, dropping gestures and adding new dances.
We’ve compiled a round-up of newly released and upcoming ballet books to add to your reading list this fall.
Phil Chan and Georgina Pazcoguin, founders of Final Bow For Yellowface, created the initiative to eliminate offensive stereotypes of Asians in ballet.
APRIL 29, 2021—In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month in May, The New York Public Library today released its Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Reading List, featuring book recommendations for adults, young adults, and children. The list—curated by library staff members—includes titles written by AAPI authors, and that celebrate and foster a better understanding of the AAPI experience. Subscribe The list is part of the Library's ongoing efforts to fight ignorance, and hate by connecting the public to trusted knowledge and information—always import...