This weekend at Links Hall, no choreography is safe.

A big mind in American dance visits Chicago for a lecture, dinner and film screening.

Pro tips and straight talk from American Ballet Theatre’s artistic director.

One of the most talked-about artists in classical ballet discusses his new gig in Russia and current obsessions.

Here’s hoping that Israel’s contemporary company keeps the biennial Chicago visits coming.

Composer-guitarist Caroline Planté and dancer-choreographer Mariano Cruceta flip common dance scripts.

The most multilingual dancer we’ve ever met recounts his journey from ballet to Bali and beyond.

Choreographer Margaret Jenkins makes friends, and things you can’t take apart.

The Italian director-choreographer tells us about working with dancers and designers, and the difference between Chicago and Rome.

A new, two-week series at the MCA Stage lets Hubbard’s fine dancers flex their creative muscles.