Dance’s Communal Ethos Is Moving Into the Office and Boardroom (The New York Times)

‘M3GAN’ Makes Us Ask (Again): Who’s Afraid of Dancing Robots? (The New York Times)

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)