Seven sexy men dressed in army uniforms perform a very hot dance.

Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker was first performed in 1892; since then, the show has become a holiday tradition. In The Hip Hop Nutcracker, Tchaikovsky’s soundtrack remains, but there’s no ballet. It’s a contemporary spin on a classic, and the show tours around the world. We attended a New York City

The 21st edition of Fire Island Dance Festival featured 43 professional dancers entertaining three sold-out crowds with Broadway, ballet, contemporary and modern dance. Fire Island Dance Festival returned for its 21st edition July 17-19, 2015, with some of the most talked-about world-class dance com...

In this episode of contemporary dance we present a special tribute to the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando Florida, the site of a terrible mass shooting that took place in the early morning hours of June 12, 2016, and left 49 people dead and more than 50 wounded. Chroegraphed by Paul Malek and perfo...

Whether you're in Harlem, Hollywood or Jackson, Mississippi this performance of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk" is sure to rouse you. The video comes from Dallas' A. Maceo Smith New Tech High School and the school's theatre arts teacher Scot Pankey. Said one student who participated in mak...

In this episode of contemporary and ballet male dancers we introduce portuguese dancer Vasco Yu Belo performing "Esperanza" and "Flames of Paris"; François Alu from France in Etude; and a unique contemporary and acrobatic performance "Mano a Mano" by "The Lads" Jack and Taiga from UK. With a histo

Andrea Bocelli and HAUSER performing Melodramma LIVE from Times Square in New York!. Opening April 2nd-9 The Journey - A Musical Special from Andrea Bocelli.

Conservative Alan tries to set things right with his dying, activist, ex-lover Tommy, in this gay love story. Romance, politics, sex and humor all collide during two men's 11-year journey of passion, self-discovery and adventure. 2002.

Billy's angry dance in Billy Elliot The Musical Live.* The "ANGRY DANCE" is the final number of Act One. So basically you've got a high-energy, demanding, huge-stamina number positioned at the very end of the act, and it has to be performed without looking tired or in need of a break.

Broadway Bares: Pleasure Park opened started with a "grind opening" in which Jay Armstrong Johnson and Jonathan Burke were welcomed to the “world of glitter” and “world of pecs” by a powerhouse vocal performance by Jessica Vosk who urged the audience to "get ready for the ride of your life."