Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by By Renata Sago ZURICH — Othella Dallas lay on the hardwood floor of the Sportanlage Sonnenberg, her legs midair, toes pointed and back slightly arched ...

Ms. Dallas taught the Afro-Caribbean-influenced Dunham dance technique in Europe well into her 90s. She also had a career as a blues, jazz and R&B singer. By Alex Vadukul See more of our coverage in ...

On Thursday, November 28, Dunham Technique master and famed instructor Theodore Jamison joined his beloved mentor and teacher Katherine Dunham as an ancestor of dance after a battle with colon cancer.

ZURICH — Othella Dallas lay on the hardwood floor of the Sportanlage Sonnenberg, her legs midair, toes pointed and back slightly arched. The percussive jabbing of a djembe reverberated throughout the ...

Othella Dallas, who was one of the last surviving early members of the Katherine Dunham Dance Company, the nation’s first self-supporting Black modern dance troupe, and taught the ...