The performance, senior Grace Meyers’ dance thesis, used the Goldilocks story to examine deeper human experiences.

Despite the closure of campus, many of Wash. U.’s student dance groups are attempting to keep in contact and keep dancing.

“Riverdance” is a song and dance show that features Irish tap dancing and haunting music.

This year’s Black Anthology, “Masquerade,” combined masterful writing, electric performances and enthusiastic dances to create a show that was as entertaining as it was thought-provoking.

Washington University Dance Theatre (WUDT) presented an eclectic mix of dances in their annual performance this weekend titled “Coalescence,” ranging from emotionally impactful to humorous to strange.

Jazzy tunes were roaring as dozens of dancers rock-stepped and spun their way around McMillan Cafe at the WU Swing Homecoming Dance this past Friday. I leapt headlong into the fray, asking someone who looked a little more coordinated than myself to dance.

The Student Dance Showcase is an opportunity for student dancers and choreographers to team up and produce something uniquely their own.

Founded in 2004, WUSauce aims to introduce the Wash. U. community to the beauty of Latin dance when they aren’t competing in competitions.

This year’s theme was “PastForward,” which examined the different styles and concepts of art through the ages.

For those frequently in the Danforth University Center, it’s hard to imagine Tisch Commons as anything but the site of loud, stressed, Tuesday-tea-drinking students. But thanks to Washington University’s Urban & Hip-Hop Union (WUHHU), it was turned into a lively, ’90s-themed dance floor.