Milwaukee Ballet’s ‘Giselle’ Transforms a Classic Tale of Life and Death
The ballet’s season opener – a ghost story set in World War II – is poignant and beautiful.
Danceworks Is Moving to the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center
The dance company had spent over 25 years in its Water Street studios.
Your 2025 Fall Arts Guide: Dance
A line-blurring new dance company, choice performances and more you don’t want to miss this fall arts season.
Q&A: Dawn Springer’s ‘Sylph’ Is Closing a Beloved Geneva Lake Venue
The choreographer of the contemporary ballet talks about Ferro Pavilion and returning to her hometown on Aug. 27-28.
Milwaukee Ballet Announces Its 2025-26 Season Company Roster
The four new dancers include a Milwaukee Ballet School alum and a second company graduate.
Nō Studios Dance Fest Brings Together Local and National Dance Companies
Nō Studios’ Dance Fest returns Aug. 2 with a free outdoor showcase and an evening performance featuring eight powerhouse companies.
An Anonymous Donor Will Fund Orchestra for Milwaukee Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’
Earlier this summer, the ballet announced it’d use recorded tracks for the performance. But now, there will be an orchestra again, thanks to the donor.
Milwaukee Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ Will Use Pre-Recorded, Not Live, Music This Year
The ballet confirmed the decision after a local musicians union decried the change.
Is There a Hoedown Throwdown in Milwaukee’s Line Dancing Scene?
Hold onto your hats and grab your boots, country is taking over this polka town.
Milwaukee Ballet’s ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Delights but Fails to Dazzle
The classic ballet served as a mostly successful showpiece for the company’s talented cast of dancers.