Tragic Greek Rebel Takes Up Flamenco

Doris Hering, 94, Dies; Critic Championed Regional Dance

By JACK ANDERSON

Ms. Hering, immersed in the New York dance world, eventually used her leverage to promote regional scenes around the country.

Dance Review

New Director on Board, a Troupe Sets Sail

By ALASTAIR MACAULAY

Ángel Corella, the former American Ballet Theater principal, has begun his first season as director of the Pennsylvania Ballet, in Philadelphia.

Dance Review

Balkan Rhythms and Movements

By GIA KOURLAS

“Voices of Bulgaria and America,” a new program by Kathryn Posin at the 92d Street Y, featured several premieres and Bulgarian themes.

Dance Review

Spreading Their Wings and Reaching for the Sky

By GIA KOURLAS

American Ballet Theater continued its fall season with works like “Sinfonietta,” “Raymonda Divertissements” and “Seven Sonatas.”

Making Space for Creativity

By BRIAN SEIBERT

The choreographer Gina Gibney has renovated a building downtown to provide performance and rehearsal space and more as part of Gibney Dance’s vision.

They Were Singing and Dancing in the Rain

By BOB WOLETZ

The Broadway couple might never have met but for one of those backstage moments upon which so many plays and movies are built.

Dance Review

Two Besties Feeling the Power

By SIOBHAN BURKE

Two dancers energetically celebrate and explore the abilities of their bodies in Cynthia Oliver’s “Boom!”

Dance Review

Retooled or Merely Dusted Off, 3 Classics Shine Anew

By ALASTAIR MACAULAY

American Ballet Theater presented a world premiere of a new production of “Raymonda Divertissements,” and the beloved masterpieces “Fancy Free” and “Jardin des Lilas.”