"Woo hoo!" was Devon Carney's first response to a couple of interview questions. He has much to be excited about: a brand-new title and a dynamic character role in Cincinnati Ballet's Romeo a  

Ever heard of Gee's Bend, Ala.? If the name rings a bell, chances are it's thanks to the community's extraordinary quilts. The African-American women's handiwork has become an art world sensa  

As 2007 closes, dance is venturing into places where it has seldom been seen. At this year´s Academy Awards, the acrobatic-inspired troupe Pilobolus tumbled their way into a new symbolic rep  

Ah, college days -- a laid-back schedule, sports, parties and such. If a co-op enters the picture, you might get a bit busier -- or in the case of some dance majors at UC's College-Conservatory   

"I don't care if you fall down! Make it interesting!" You might not expect to hear these words from a classical ballet instructor, but the celebrated Suzanne Farrell is no ordinary teacher --  

"Dance is the loftiest, the most moving of the arts, because it is no mere translation or abstraction from life, it is life itself." -- Havelock Ellis, pioneer of human sexuality studies, from  

Jeanne Mam-Luft recently relocated to Cincinnati from Dallas -- with her husband, who plays percussion for the Dayton Phiharmonic -- and has already held auditions for their post-modern dance comp  

The School for Creative and Performing Arts Dance Ensemble performs at the Carnegie Arts Center in Covington Oct. 25 and in Abstract Pathways at the Aronoff Center's Fifth Third Bank Theater Nov 1-3.  

Cincinnati Ballet's New Works season opener was a night of white costumes, arched backs and adventures in dance -- not to mention an overall crowd-pleaser. Five delightfully diverse world premie  

Rear-end, booty, behind, caboose, hiney, butt, buns. Whatever term you prefer, they're on display for "Body in View," a cheeky (pardon the pun) forthcoming calendar for a good cause. AIDS Volu