USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance

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.

The Assistant Dean of Programming and Special Projects discusses the joy of curation and challenging artists in meaningful ways.

Troyak (BFA ’19) talks about her journey to becoming a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and how USC Kaufman helped her get there.

Dance is once again at the heart of a robust performance season.

The career of the USC Kaufman Board of Councilors member spans four decades as an award-winning choreographer, director, and producer.

Summer Vu (BFA ’25) turns back the clock on her time in Berlin during USC Kaufman’s Maymester program.

USC Kaufman remains committed to creating a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive school.

Abraham was recognized for his work “Are You in Your Feelings?” for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.

In a school first, USC Kaufman will bring a program of original works to America’s longest-running international dance festival and the Boston region.

Photo highlights from the culminating production of the 2023-2024 academic year.

Highlights of Friday, May 10, and the celebration of the sixth graduating class of the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance.

The new film documents USC Kaufman BFA students as they learn the technical aspects of performing for a TV audience from some of the top choreographers in the the industry.

“Be open to change. Stay open. Change brings opportunity. Meeting the changes of life with the resilience of being a dancer is what will make you remarkable.”

“We forged deep connections that carried us through our first year, and there we all stood together.”

USC Kaufman Professor Bruce McCormick and educators from around the country shed light on the curation process.

Get to know faculty member Shannon Grayson, as she shares her passion for teaching, technique certifications and more.

BFA juniors and seniors performed their original choreography Thursday.

Commissioned by the Joffrey Academy of Dance, Mehta created a story of desire and temptation.

Some of the foremost innovators in hip-hop are part of the Trojan Family. USC artists and scholars look back on 50 years of the art form — and forward to its future evolution.

Get to know Ford, as he answers questions about his artistic research, teaching experience, and passion for choreography.

Rhaine Marquardt recounts her experience at the USC Kaufman/Trinity Laban Artist Collaboration: CoLab 2024 in London.

The artist and activist will deliver the keynote address to USC Kaufman’s Class of 2024 in May.

It was an afternoon of positivity, good humor and a challenging piece of repertoire for members of the Class of 2024.