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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Dance Magazine

• Emio Greco: the body as object
  by Helma Klooss
• Joffrey Ballet
• Classical Savion
  by Jane Goldberg
• Oy, Vaudeville
  by Sara Wolf
• Survive & conquer: neither a catastrophic injury nor years without a promotion in ABT's corps could stop Elizabeth Gaither from becoming a principal—and an artist
  by Claire Croft
• Transcending ourselves
  by Rosalynde LeBlanc
• The Nijinsky Awards 2004
  by Alexander Meinertz
• The Art of Pointework
  by Kate Mattingly
• Wally Cardona Quartet
  by Susan Yung
• The Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts has made $10,000 grants
• Advice for dancers
  by Linda Hamilton
• Teacher's wisdom: Betty Jones
  by Carol Egan
• ABT
• Alvin Alley American Dance Theater
  by Rose Anne Thom
• A tale of two Marthas
  by Amanda Smith
• The pied piper of Toronto: marching to his own beat, choreographer and artistic director James Kudelka has brought The National Ballet of Canada into the 21st century with a shrewd blend of artistry and innovation
  by Michael Crabb
• Can choreography be taught? Ask five teachers and you'll get five answers
  by Kathryn Posin
• Quote of the month
  by Trisha Brown
• Limon Dance Foundation
• Celestial dances
  by Carley Petesch
• Curtain up
  by Wendy Perron
• Caitlin Corbett Dance Company
  by Iris Fanger
• Dance/USA
• San Diego report: another dance in paradise
  by Janice Steinberg
• Miami City Ballet
• Frank Hatchett
  by Rachel Straus
• If you build it they will dance.
  by Khara Hanlon
• Living on dreams
  by Nicole Rosenblum
• Active Isolated Flexibility
  by Kate Mattingly
• Preview: Spectrum Dance Theater
  by Sandra Kurtz
• Health and Fitness: stretching it: what's your limit?
  by Suzanne Martin
• Viktor Kabaniaev won First Laureate for his White Light
• On the rise: Victoria Jaiani: how a teenager from the former Soviet republic of Georgia took her chances in the West, carving out a career and a better life
  by Hedy Weiss
• Om Yoga: Beginner-Intermediate Class, with Cyndi Lee
  by Kate Mattingly
• Deaths
• Aging gracefully
  by Jessie Male
• The 2005 Hong Kong Dance Awards recipients
• Flying in a new galaxy: Trisha Brown at the Paris Opera ballet
• Ouch! Five common dance injuries & how to treat them
  by Linda Hamilton
• Attitudes
  by Clive Barnes
• Curtain call
  by Miriam Mahdaviani
• National performance network reaches a milestone
  by Victoria Looseleaf
• Preview: Ballet Austin
  by Sondra Lomax
• Schools, studios, colleges, universities, companies, teachers, dancers, choreographers, somatic practices, movement arts, dance medicine, yoga
• Rebekah Rimsay
• Celebrating National Dance Week
  by Aaron Dalton
• On Broadway: can Fosse's Sweet Charity still lure audiences without his signature choreography?
  by Sylviane Gold
• Corrections
• American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Ethan Stiefel will become artistic director of Ballet Pacifica in Irvine, CA, while continuing his performing career
• Jose Limon Technique: Taught by Daniel Lewis
  by Jessie Male
• JAZZDANCE by Danny Buraczeski closes its doors
  by Young Cathy
• Lula Washington
• A beautiful mind: never tired of challenges, Trisha Brown soars from edgy, gravity-bending work to the classical purity of Paris opera ballet, as the Trisha Brown Dance Company celebrates its 35th anniversary
  by Lisa Kraus
• Preview: Festival Ballet
  by Bill Gale