Bursting Into Dance: Gentlemen, Assume the Superhero Stance! (The New York Times)

54 Dance Programs, Festivals and More Coming This Fall (The New York Times)

A “Wired” rehearsal picture of Laurel Lawson, left, and Alice Sheppard suspended in the air in their wheelchairs at a 90-degree angle, their heads almost touching. Each has an arm holding onto Jerron Herman, who is kneeling on the ground as an anchor. Lawson is a white dancer with blue dyed hair; Sheppard is a multiracial woman; Herman is a Black man with close-cropped hair and barbed wire circling his arms, one of which reaches up to rest on Lawson’s lap.

“Access as an Ethic”: Giving Dance Multiple Points of Entry (The New York Times)

A Walk in Their Heels: Meet the Hustle Evangelist (The New York Times)

Where TikTok-Like Dance Challenges Meet Network TV (The New York Times)

‘Baseball Players Don’t Dance’? The Savannah Bananas Beg to Differ (The New York Times)

A Nonbinary Swan, on Pointe (The New York Times)

A Labor Movement for the Artists Who Make Popular Culture Move (The New York Times)

When Ski Ballet Pushed at the Porous Boundary Between Art and Sport (The New York Times)

JaQuel Knight: Changing the Game, From Choreography to Copyright (Dance Magazine)