If you happen to see a parade this Memorial Day Weekend, you might be spending some time watching large numbers of people, walking in step.  As WNYC’s Sara Fishko tells us, there’s a particular synergy that comes from many people doing the same thing.   
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A new production of the Prokofiev Ballet Romeo and Juliet opens next week at the New York City Ballet; and another, danced to the same music, continues in repertory at the American Ballet Theater. More are in the works for next season. In this edition of the Fishko Files, WNYC’s ...

In the last few weeks, New York has been filled with great choreographers from all over the world. They’ve been rehearsing their dances for the New York City Ballet’s ‘Diamond Project.’ For this edition of the Fishko Files, Sara Fishko caught them thinking and talking about their work.

In the old days, there was one thing every entertainer HAD to know how to do. As Sara Fishko tells us, percussive dancing, or tap, has a special place in showbiz history. Here is the next Fishko Files...

There aren't as many films about ballet as you might think, even though it's a visual art and a natural for the movies. Sara Fishko has been looking at some ballet films lately for this edition of the Fishko Files, including a new one now in the theaters...