Karen Campbell

Sexist themes and racial stereotypes have meant companies perform only excerpts of Marius Petipa’s 1898 ballet. Nissinen has adapted the work for contemporary audiences.

New York tap company Music from the Sole and Ashwini Ramaswamy, a Bharatanatyam dancer from Minneapolis, to perform at Plimpton Shattuck Black Box Theatre.

You can even charge this powerful little blender using your laptop.

Alive Ferments launches line of sauces with great flavor — and health benefits.

SoapRocks are designed for long-lasting beauty, to actually weather away like a stone in a stream, slowly revealing subtle variations of patterns in the layers below.

The 28-year-old company member and choreographer will present on the mainstage for the first time.

Ballet, tap, contemporary, flamenco, and an outdoor series on the Rose Kennedy Greenway are among the highlights.

Four companies will offer free dance performances that draw inspiration from the land, and the history, around them.

The Northern Ireland choreographer and her dancers explore themes of social unrest, political oppression, and the search for meaning.

As children of Irish immigrants, they grew up studying traditional step dance; now their companies join forces for the celebratory ’Céilí.”

Alexandra Koltun defected to the US and a starring career in ballet; then she focused her Russian-style training on students seeking to follow in her footsteps.

Summer series and festivals from Maine to Martha’s Vineyard keep the dancing going.

Thursday night’s opening program also featured two new works created for the Ailey company by Kyle Abraham and Jamar Roberts.

An official Cultural Ambassador to the National Identity of Argentina, the company specializes in a reimagining of the country’s centuries-old malambo, a folk dance traditionally showcasing the skill and virility of gauchos.

Hip-hop, ballet, flamenco, contemporary, and even acrobatics are on tap in Boston this season.

On Friday night, Global Arts Live presented the work’s US premiere at the ICA.

“Ever since that moment, Africans began to use their body as the drum,” says Step Afrika! founder C. Brian Williams.

With a new pop-up initiative, Boston Ballet is taking its artistry out of Citizens Bank Opera House and into the streets.

A new collaboration of music, art, and science by the Multiverse Concert Series offers an opportunity to learn a lot more about these mysteries of the cosmos.

The annual Studios Without Walls exhibition plants vibrant sculptures in a lush park along the Muddy River.