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Articles in Feb, 2007 issue of Dance Magazine

• An icon on your TV screen
• 2006 Ad
  by Emily Macel
• Rudy Perez
• Divas & dudes: Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
  by Joseph Carman
• The hows of Horton
  by Rachel Straus
• Doug Varone and Dancers
  by Susan Yung
• Somatic practices, movement arts, and dance medicine
• Belmont University
  by Emily Macel
• Jack Mitchell on Reinking
• Margo in Milwaukee
• Rachael Gillespie, Quenby Hersh, Chris Parker, Julie Comte, Grace Hoy, Jamie Carter, and Julien Guerin have joined the Scottish Ballet
• Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
• Begging for leggings: looks to get you moving
  by Khara Hanlon
• Backhaus Contemporary Dance Center
  by Emily Macel
• Preview: Merce in Miami
  by Emily Macel
• On the up and up
• Back on their feet: update on the New Orleans dance community
  by Della Hasselle
• 2006 Ad
• Passionate partnerships: life and love at home, in the studio, and—sometimes—onstage: five couples who span the dance world from ballet to hip hop to modern share studio time, performances, and their love for dance—along with household chor
• From bullets to ballet: at THEARC, Washington ballet reaches out to the community
  by Lisa Traiger
• American Ballet Theatre
  by Lynn Garafola
• International
• I'original
• Chicago Dance Crash
• The 2006 Bonnie Bird Choreography Fund New Choreography Awards were given
• Back to basics: ballet shoes for every dancer
  by Khara Hanlon
• Vancouver's GOH Ballet Academy is celebrating its 30-year anniversary
  by Emily Macel
• Preview: Hamburg Ballet
  by Horst Koegler
• Preview: The Forsythe Company
  by Wendy Perron
• The sprained ankle that won't heal: pain? Swelling? Weakness? Here's what's going on
  by William G. Hamilton
• The 2-year audition
  by Jennifer Stahl
• Cover it up
  by Melissa Morris
• Anniversary gallery: Jack Mitchell covers
• Pascal Rioult Dance Theatre
• Baryshnikov Arts Center
• 7 auditioning secrets: casting and artistic directors share their tips on making the cut
• Teacher's wisdom: Hilary Cartwright
• Trisha Brown Dance Company
  by Wendy Perron
• Degree of difficulty: 10
• Symphony for feet
  by Emily Macel
• 2006 Ad
• Prince Scarekrow & the Emerald City: Rennie Harris' hip hop life
  by Brenda Dixon Gottschild
• The beat goes on: music for class: music CDs for teaching
  by Linda Dowdell
• Pacific Northwest Ballet
  by Gigi Berardi
• United States
• Movado's legends
• Dance/USA
• The BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange Passing It On awardees
• Her favorite pursuit: Allegra Kent, former principal of New York City Ballet , explains why she continues to take class
  by Allegra Kent
• Masters in class, restaged, and honored
  by Emily Macel
• National Ballet of Canada
  by Michael Crabb
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes
• Bringing sexy back
  by Lisa First
• Taming the gypsy in her soul: still a rebel, Karole Armitage pushes the boundaries of classicism as she builds her company in NYC
  by Elizabeth Zimmer
• Toe shoes, silk gowns, & a catwalk
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• Lucia Lacarra
  by Kate Lydon
• Christopher Wheeldon
• Mark Morris Dance Group
• The insider's guide to cattle calls: a pro's strategies for acing them
  by Lauren Kay
• Harid Conservatory
  by Emily Macel
• Houston Ballet
  by Nancy Wozny
• Long live Balanchine
  by Alan Warren
• The Lincoln ballroom
  by Allan Ulrich
• Houston Ballet
• In the know about H2O
  by Nancy Alfaro
• Auditioning for Fosse
  by Ann Reinking
• Elena Lobsanova: majesty, maturity, and mystery gives this NBC corps member a glamour all her own
  by Michael Crabb
• Lola Botka
  by Emily Macel
• A salute to Tallchief
• Book object d'Art
• Corrections
• Bull run
  by Elizabeth Gorgas
• Kansas City Ballet
• Advice for Dancers: former New York City Ballet dancer Linda Hamilton, Ph.D., is a lecturer, a psychologist in private practice, and the author of Advice for Dancers . She has been offering advice to Dance Magazine readers since 1992
  by Linda Hamilton
• 2007 Dance Magazine Auditions Guide
  by William Staley
• From cruise ships to musicals, Gavin Lee puts his best foot forward
  by Sylviane Gold
• Florence Klotz
• A touch of class: master teacher Azari Plissetski shares his vision of working through the basics
  by Lisa Rinehart
• Mr. B in Hong Kong