The summertime magic of Shakespeare in Jackson Hole

by Jack Catlin | Jul 7, 2022 | Performing Arts

Off Square Theatre’s Natalia Macker and Melissa Elliott discuss the joy of bringing Shakespeare to life and this year’s production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Dancers’ Workshop Brings Back That Holiday Magic

by Jack Catlin | Dec 17, 2021 | Performing Arts

Michaela Ellingson of Dancers’ Workshop reflects on being a lifelong performer and the importance of self-discovery.

DW’s Lion, Witch and Wardrobe Marks Full Circle of Magic for Michaela Ellingson

by Robyn Vincent | Dec 15, 2019 | Culture, Performing Arts

It’s nearly 24 hours before opening night of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Michaela Ellingson, Junior Repertory Company director for Dancers’ Workshop, is providing young dancers with some thoughts to chew on. “This is a really great opportunity to play...

Kinetic Diplomats of David Dorfman Dance

by Robyn Vincent | Aug 12, 2019 | Culture, Performing Arts

The New York Times calls David Dorfman Dance “reliably joyful.” But that’s just scratching the surface. That reliable joy is the result of incessant work to first address humanity’s flaws. The dance company shows us that one way to confront those flaws, the things...

Young Dancers Run the Show for ‘New Dances/New Choreographers’

by Robyn Vincent | Apr 26, 2019 | Culture, Performing Arts

Above: Morana Lunquist by Lindley Rust Blossoming young dancers are the driving force behind the annual production “New Dances/New Choreographers.” Indeed, these students, members of Dancers’ Workshop’s Junior Repertory Company, run every aspect of the production....