Dance & Ballet
Artists
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Claire Krebsbach Albert Lea, United StatesView profile
Articles
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Harper Watters: The Art of Taking the Stage on Your Own Terms Article · Aug 10, 2026 · intendle Editors Explore Harper Watters' rise to Principal Dancer at Houston Ballet and how classical discipline, performance, fashion and contemporary visibility shape his artistic career.
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Kathryn Morgan: Ballet on Her Own Terms Article · Aug 10, 2026 · intendle Editors From New York City Ballet to an independent artistic life — how Kathryn Morgan redefined what a ballerina’s career can be after leaving company life.
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Skylar Brandt: Precision, Character and the New Visibility of American Ballet Article · Aug 10, 2026 · intendle Editors Explore the career of Skylar Brandt, American Ballet Theatre Principal Dancer, and the discipline, theatrical intelligence and modern visibility shaping her place in American ballet.
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When the Body Became Digital Article · Aug 7, 2026 · intendle Editors How Marquese Scott’s animation dance and early YouTube films turned bodily control, rhythm and illusion into a new camera-made dance grammar.
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Jazz in the Body Article · Aug 7, 2026 · intendle Editors Ksenia Parkhatskaya’s solo jazz practice joins rhythm, improvisation and performance while confronting the Black American roots of the form.
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The Return Without Disguise Article · Aug 7, 2026 · intendle Editors Kathryn Morgan’s public return from illness examines body image, institutional pressure and how ballet expertise can survive beyond company rank.
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The Ballerina in Public Article · Aug 7, 2026 · intendle Editors Maria Khoreva’s career reveals how social media makes ballet’s hidden labor public while reshaping a dancer’s authority, teaching and image.
Blog
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The Economics of a Dancing Career: What Professional Dancers Are Really Selling Blog · Sep 29, 2026 · intendle Editors There is a peculiar contradiction at the center of professional dance. The better a dancer becomes, the more valuable the work can be. Yet the instrument producing that work remains finite, vulnerable and impossible to separate from the person who owns it.
