A dancer’s perspective on race in ballet
Josh Kelly, Arts & Life Editor
February 6, 2019
Filed under Arts & Life, Featured Story
NKU dance major Lavette Patterson found herself playing the role of Margaret Garner, a slave that lived on a Boone County plantation in the mid-1800s, last semester during Dr. Joan Ferrante’s documentary “Let Our Loss Be Heard.” The role was an educational experience for Patterson, as she did...
Dancers at NKU break the mold
Natalie Hamren, News Editor
November 26, 2018
Filed under Arts & Life
On the second floor of the Fine Arts Center is a small dance studio with a neon green sign on the door that reads “department of theatre and dance.” The floors are all black, with mirrors and bars on every wall. Another sign above the mirrors says “please do not touch the mirrors” and “no ...
NKU’s unofficial dance team
Cole Grecco, News Editor
January 30, 2017
Filed under Arts & Life, Featured Story
The Northern Stars Dance Team meets up at studio three in the Campus Rec Center Monday night for practice. The dancers look at their reflections in the mirror that covers the wall as they go over new dance steps. Xala Sledge, founder of the eight-member team, walks in a few minutes late and watches the practice ...
