Beyond the Corps

Rebecca King Ferraro and Michael Sean Breeden are the hosts of Conversations on Dance, a podcast with 200+ interviews with dancers, choreographers, directors, critics, and beyond. I wanted to speak to them about their careers as well as their purpose with Conversations on Dance. Today, I say it is the best dance podcast out there! We also stay within the dance history and talk about those moments they feel are worth remembering and also, what they have gotten out from speaking to a variety of people in the world of dance with different backgrounds, careers, and perspectives. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to Beyond the Corps Podcast! Created by young ballet dancer Claudia Suarez, Beyond the Corps is her original idea of creating a space, different from the traditional dance magazines, in order to dive deep into the history of dance. And with what purpose? To preserve the history, bring more people to the theater, and improve dancers' performance and interpretation. This episode highlights who Claudia is, what is the overall mission of Beyond the Corps, and what is the main "why" of studying dance history. Explore more of Beyond the Corps: Find articles, the Blog, and more insights at www.beyondthecorps.com Instagram: @beyondthecorps Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOVQMYjZnzYvHyZf4UqHD6g --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Art never dies. Follow Claudia into Ms. Ruby’s wise words and a fantastic conversation featuring Ms. Ruby's challenges every year, the competition she faces representing the company while at grant browsing, a bit about the budget and planning, and especially, how they are dealing with this difficult situation with the Coronavirus.

Follow Claudia on this fantastic conversation where with Jordan Tilton, Dancer with Diablo Ballet and Podcast Host of ‘Ballet to Business.’

Stay tuned to hear a fantastic conversation about the struggles a dancer can face at all stages of his/her career, the best positive mindset tips, and how we should actually be changing some aspects about how the industry treats their dancers.

Mr. Kinsel is a US Navy Veteran, and impressively takes ballet class and pilates almost every day of his life for therapy and recovery.

Joshua and Laurie, with BalletTwins, are creating a community that supports, admires, and shares more than what we know of ballet.

From day one, she has grown and learned with me, helping me to become a better dancer every day.

On my first "Answers in Action" episode, I take you through what I am going through now, from new challenges, injury recovery, and what I am up to now.

There is always something that pushes us to be our best. On this episode, I take you through the importance of having your sources of inspiration, whether they are people with motivational stories, companies, activities, and more. We are performing a hard, beyond limits career that has more bad days than good. This is why we need to have a list of people or things that matter to us, and that we know they will lift us up during our worse work days.

On this episode, I take you through my journey loving dance history and the benefits it has had on stage. Moreover, I talk about why appreciating dance history is so important for all of us, dancers. Our main goal is to impact the audience, to tell them a story. How can you do this without appreciating where the piece you are performing is coming from?

Constance Blaize-Shorter is actually one of my first guests. On this episode, we sat down together to discuss a very important topic yet not in many people's conversations: Diversity.

I sat down and had a conversation with Jess Spinner, former professional dancer, health coach, and founder of The Whole Dancer and the Dancer's Best Body Program.

“Modern” features a conversation about movement beyond classical ballet featuring my first guest: Lily McCrossin.

I am excited to start this new journey. On this "Pilot" episode, I am going to take you through my story and why I decided to create Beyond the Corps, a podcast for meaningful, dance-related conversations.