Audrey Pettit is a critic and writer passionate about making dance accessible to new audiences and highlighting the artists reshaping the dance ecosystem. A lifelong ballet dancer and current PhD student in English, Audrey has written for Jacobin, Columbia Spectator, Lithium Magazine, and several local publications.
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May 17, 2026
Rising choreographer Houston Thomas infuses neoclassical tradition with emotional insight. In his latest work, 'A Land, A Promise,' he turns his inward-looking, collaborative approach toward urgent political issues.
April 8, 2026
Hubbard Street's playful and eclectic winter program marks the company's return to its American roots.
March 27, 2026
In 'SOFT POWER,' the choreographers chip away at the edges of dance disciplines and soften the apparently rigid boundaries between them.
March 12, 2026
The New York City Flamenco Festival might be celebrating its 25th anniversary, but Baras has been headlining it for decades. Her flamboyant showmanship and signature zapateado aren’t just highlights; they’re the festival’s heart and soul.
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