Join the chat on this sometimes delicate discussion as Dames, Drag and Dance is divulged and dissected into how the sexuality stereotypes of male dancers are sometimes linked to specific styles and the history of Drag in theatrical dance and Dames in classical ballet are more than just a Shantay down the runway!

A dance discussion curated through the lens of how this specific genre is often linked to the foundations of dance and how boys especially can benefit. It looks at the importance of boys in ballet and the common misconceptions/stereotypes being faced and what we can do to combat these. This episode also looks at some of the incredible initiatives being offered around the world to bring boys back to ballet and maintain growth for a sustainable future.

Continuing the chat from last episode, this dance discussion is unwrapping an additional three dance styles in the series of Greatest Genres for Guys! Tap, Contemporary & Ballroom. This continued discussion follows the hand selected group of dance styles and genres that are popular amongst male dancers that promote personality, performance and progress for a strong career and foundational training.

This episode is taking a look at the Greatest Genres for Guys! A discussion around a carefully selected group of dance styles and genres that are popular amongst male dancers that promote personality, performance and progress for a strong career and foundational training. Join the chat and listen to part 1 today!

Let's go back to where it all began and take a look at the history of dance and in particular how men have been contributing to the evolution of this art form dating back 65,000 years ago right up until today. This episode looks at key pivotal moments in dances rich history and how the male performer has helped shape and create dance over many centuries and how they continue to help grow and evolve it into the future.

A Welcome to the YTB: Dance Discussion, a safe space that promotes inclusion and support for a sustainable and successful future of boys, men and male identifying performers within the world of dance!