Description
Most of the people who subscribe to Dance Magazine are dancers themselves – students, teachers, company members, parents of kids in serious training. That tells you what kind of magazine it is. This isn’t arts coverage written for outsiders. It’s written by people inside the dance world for people inside it, and it’s been doing that since 1927, which makes it just about the oldest dance publication in America.
The annual “25 to Watch” list is the famous bit. Careers genuinely change when a young dancer lands on it. Around that you get choreographer interviews, company news, honest performance reviews, and a lot of practical training material – injury prevention, audition advice, guidance on picking a college dance program. The coverage runs from ballet to hip-hop without treating either one as more legitimate than the other.
Twelve issues a year, delivered monthly, $40 for the subscription. If someone in your house dances, this is an easy gift. If that someone is you, you probably already know this magazine.






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