Encore Atlanta - Dancing Dreams
There's a word used to describe the feeling you get when you love what you do. When your mind tells you to stop, but your heart says keep at it. Renee Robinson is the epitome of passion.
Dancers
Dance Spirit - Valentine's Day Special: Dance Spirit's Favorite Hotties
Check out these smoldering sweeties who are more than just pretty faces - they're awesome dancers.
W Magazine - Dynamic Duo
Clifton Brown was such a clumsy kid that his grandmother enrolled him in tumbling class when he was just four. The experiment took, and Brown soon turned to ballet, but an awkward growth spurt as 13 gave him pause.
Dance Magazine - I Was Meant For This
My favorite role is actually a small part - a five-minute solo - in Night Creature, choreographed by Alvin Ailey.
The Bulletin - Hip-Hop Dance, Casually Airborne With a Hint Of Ballet
There's something alluring and a little bit mysterious about hip-hop dance, even performed informally on the street by a group of teenagers killing time.
Backstage - Staying On Your Toes
Tips to extend your dancing career
"I can't believe I'm up here"
For as long as she could remember, Constance Stamatiou had danced. She loved the excitement of being before an audience. But this was different.
New York Times - Dancer of the Moment: A Man For The Ailey Season
Clifton Brown was 4 when his grandmother decided that formal physical exercise would cheer him up after his playmates, all older cousins, deserted him for school.
New York Times - In Two Nights of Mixed Choreography, a Dancer's Star Remains a Constant
In 1962, Alvin Ailey choreographed "Reflections in D" to Duke Ellington's music as a vehicle for himself.
Metro - He'll take the lead
Is Clifton Brown the dance world's next box office star?