Get a glimpse into Meyers’s imaginative world as she shares the inspiration for her new work at USC Kaufman.
This USC student film — with choreography by Ella Melideo (BFA ’26) — sheds light on the women who fought for their rights in the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement in Iran.
Irena Yin (BFA ‘26) reflects on her experience as a project co-leader at Trinity Laban’s CoLab 2025 in London.
Hip-Hop is at the heart of a world premiere performance inspired by the work of Martha Graham.
Bereishit Dance Company makes their Los Angeles debut, showcasing repertory that challenges interpretations of traditional art forms.
Auclair speaks on her experience staging a seminal Graham work on USC Kaufman second-year BFA students.
At age 11, Vesperman (BFA ’20) was ushered into an impromptu audition that launched his professional career.
Now in his third season with Ballet BC, the USC Kaufman alum is refining his artistry but also figuring out who he is both on and off the stage.
Since finishing in the Top 8 of “So You Think You Can Dance” Season 18, Browner has continued to carve out a dynamic presence both on and off the stage.
Emma Marcellana (BFA ’28) shares her experience preparing for Fresh Shesh, her first student composition showing with USC Kaufman.
Two distinct artists come together to expand creative boundaries.
Onye Stevenson (BFA ’25) looks back on a journey of finding her voice through dance, celebrating identity and resilience along the way.
The program includes a piece by Martha Graham and a newly commissioned work by USC Kaufman alum Jakevis Thomason.
USC Kaufman announces seven new repertory processes and three new guest artists joining us this spring semester.
The committee brings together a diverse group of artists and leaders across choreography, theater, entrepreneurship, and dance performance.
Jessalyn Ward & Paige Litle getting their headshots for the Rockettes | Photo by MSG Entertainment
The 25-year-old alum of the University of Southern California’s Glorya Kaufman School of Dance is on a mission to challenge conventional gender norms, from his viral #meninskirts social media campaign to his gender-neutral clothing line, Rasa.
Industry professionals get an up-close look at the future of dance.
Celebratory gala on Saturday, May 3, 2025 to feature special performances by USC Kaufman BFA students and alumni.
USC Kaufman presents new and existing repertory curated by Artists-in-Residence and faculty.
USC Kaufman professor Achinta S. McDaniel curates an immersive program that includes appearances by special guests Payal Kadakia, Aparna Ramaswamy, and Bushra Khan.
D’Amato’s work centers on Los Angeles dance history—specifically, the life of legendary ballet teacher Carmelita Maracci.
Rhaine Marquardt (BFA ’26) recounts her experience working with Stephanie Troyak on Pina Bausch repertory over an unforgettable week.
The widely regarded dancer, choreographer, and pedagogue from Los Angeles reflects on life and how her creative process is all about transformation.
The USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance welcomes Darrell Grand Moultrie, Janie Taylor, and Micaela Taylor.
Local and international travels gave USC Kaufman BFA students a chance to explore their passions and sharpen their skills.
As fall arrives, three of USC Kaufman’s fourth-year student ambassadors share highlights of summer break, what they’re looking forward to in 2024-2025, and advice for incoming students.
The beginning of the 2024-2025 academic year marks an auspicious moment in the school’s history.
This year’s incoming cohort—the tenth since the school welcomed its first in 2015—hails from every corner of the United States and the globe.
Looking back on USC Kaufman’s Jacob’s Pillow debut and inaugural performance at the Joan & Edgar Booth Theatre at Boston University.
In advance of “A System in Collapse Is a System Moving Forward,” a dance performance-lecture with Daniel Méndez Piña, Aimar Pérez Galí will lead a workshop on contact improvisation.
Kaufman students celebrate their time in the BFA program by digging deeply into individual areas of inquiry.
Admission is free. Reservations are required.
USC students from a wide range of majors celebrate what they’ve learned during their fall dance elective courses, including Hip Hop, Bollywood, and more.
Kaufman students celebrate their time in the BFA program by digging deeply into individual areas of inquiry.
In the culminating performance of the Spring 2025 semester, USC Kaufman returns to the Bing Theater for a program that features our BFA students in world-premiere performances from some of the biggest names in dance.
Celebrating the philanthropy and impact of school founder Glorya Kaufman.
Learn more about our upcoming 2025 commencement event schedule.
InterArts Education, dedicated to empowering aspiring performing and visual artists in their artistic and academic pursuits, is hosting its Los Angeles Summer Intensive at the Glorya Kaufman International Dance Center.