Triumphant presentation in Miami by Cuban dissident ballerinas
Company founder Pedro Pablo Peña has become an icon in Florida and throughout North America thanks to his policy of welcoming defecting dancers
Ballet diplomacy
Dancers and choreographers have been persecuted and ostracized under the Castro regime
Dancing with Picasso
Josué Ullate warms up for International Dance Day with performance in front of 'Guernica'
Nacho Duato: “Ballet in Spain is like the Sahara desert”
Choreographer who made the Centro Nacional de Danza a world reference to head the Staatsballet
Lesbianism on trial
The Spanish Inquisition persecuted a female homosexual couple in the 17th century A US historian's study offers a detailed account of the incident
Spain's Nacho Duato to add Berlin ballet to his workload
Choreographer plans to manage St Petersburg part-time