May 15, 2017
Dancer Riccardo Battaglia
Photo by Michelle Reid
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Dancer Riccardo Battaglia
Photo by Michelle Reid
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The city’s ever-expanding dance scene has made it an increasingly appealing––and affordable––option for dancers.
When locals talk about Philadelphia, they often say outsiders won’t understand its appeal unless they move there. Tourist sites like the Liberty Bell and Constitution Hall may bring thousands of visitors to the city, but reveal little of its character. Dancers, though, thrive on the city’s vibrancy—its expanding, yet intimate, arts community with its traditional to offbeat voices, plus its wealth of performance spaces and training options...Â
Dance Magazine says Temple is just one of the many reasons that dancers love Philly. Â We agree.Â