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Articles in April 2008 issue of Dance Magazine

• Inspiring women
  by David Parker
• Kirov, Kirov how does your garden grow? The Russians come to City Center
  by Elizabeth Kendall
• They are women, hear them roar
• Students & Co
• Pennsylvania Ballet
  by Merilyn Jackson
• A lonely eminence: in the past, women were not encouraged to be creative artists
  by Clive Barnes
• Festival Ballet Providence
  by Wendy Perron
• Surviving tragedy
• Linked up: Jeanne Ruddy brings a master to Philly
  by Rita Felciano
• Fearless & feisty: with Baryshnikov a fan, and a wealth of new commissions, Aszure Barton is a choreographer to watch
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• The International Dance Teachers Seminar
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Deborah Riley Dance Projects
  by Brianna McGraw
• Studio Director Roundable
• AI meets Dance
• Hubbard Street Dance Chicago welcomes five new dancers
• Choreography opportunities
  by Carly Gessin
• Lise la Cour
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Nikolaj Hubbe
  by Astrida Woods
• The many dimensions of Wendy Oliver: dancer, educator, choreographer, scholar
  by Rachel Straus
• Vital stat
• Baryshnikov Arts Center
• No nostalgia necessary: San Francisco Ballet celebrates 75 years with a festival of world premieres
  by Allan Ulrich
• 2008 Ad
• Alberto Alonso
  by Guillermo Perez
• Mentoring student teachers: role models who bridge the gap between concept and practice
  by Rachel Straus
• Dancescapes
• Petronio's song & dance
  by Cynthia Hedstom
• It's a spring thing: and the skirts are in bloom
  by Khara Hanlon
• Fernando Alonso: Cuba's master ballet teacher
  by Toba Singer
• Norman Morrice
  by Clive Barnes
• Mark your calendar!
• Comic relief
• Daredevils of the heart
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• The goddess of modern dance: now playing on DVD
  by Mark Dendy
• Sarrah Strimel: with a leg up on Broadway, she's poised for stardom
  by Emily Macel
• Marie-Jeanne
  by Clive Barnes
• Philly phusion
• From Europe: the stranger
  by Helma Kloos
• Learning to light up the stage: at the School of Oregon Ballet Theatre
  by Martha Ullman West
• Urban Bush Women and JANT-BI
  by Clare Croft
• United States
• Danspace Project
• Ballet goes big
• Virginie Mecene & Kevin Predmore
  by Amanda Smith
• Improving your plie
  by Rachel Straus
• Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People
  by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
• Miami gains momentum
  by Amy Brandt
• Cullberg Ballet
• Twyla does it again
• Quads vs. hamstrings
  by Joseph Carman
• Ballet in Buffalo
  by Nancy Wozny
• Parsons Dance
  by Rose Anne Thom
• International
• In the green: building with an environmental conscience
  by Emily Macel
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• Quick Q&A: Karine Plantadit
  by Wendy Perron
• Advice for dancers
  by Linda Hamilton
• Chicago women
  by Asimina Chremos
• David Parker and The Bang Group
  by Lisa Kraus
• Somatic practices, movement arts, and dance medicine
• No tears: Rob Ashford's Cry-Baby choreography isn't for the timid
  by Sylviane Gold