By Ruba Hattar In a special experience transmitted from the Iowa to the world, the University of Iowa's International Writing Program cooperated with the Department of Dance at the same University to ...

This week’s guest on Poetry from Daily Life is Marilyn Singer, who divides her time between Brooklyn, New York and Washington, Connecticut. This is Marilyn’s second column in the series. Her first ...

The term “dance poetry” seems like an oxymoron. Poetry is textual, dance is physical. Put the two together and maybe Walt Whitman could have stunned us with a few pirouettes on his way down that road ...

Singer (Miss Muffet, or What Came After) taps into the rhythms of the cha-cha, conga, waltz, and other dances in more than a dozen upbeat poems. “No fumbling, no bumbling,/ my pops is tops at tumbling ...

They dance now Wholly in air, it seems, Enhanced by atmospheres Of pure decorum. Rapt in the flow Of what they wear, we think Of light, improbable rivers Moving through air. No strain escorts Their ...

After the quarantine deprived her of the opportunity to dance with her peers in the Afrobeat dance group Dzana last spring, Yale senior Joan Agoh relished the chance to connect and create with them ...