Pointeworks Featured in Dance Informa

We’re honored to be featured in a new highlight on a growing movement in ballet.

As the article notes, “the best work happens when we build together.”

From our 2026 New York City residencies this January and March to our upcoming La Jolla summer performances, this cross-coastal exchange continues to shape our work.

We’re excited to carry that momentum into our Summer 2026 Season in California, bringing together an extraordinary group of artists to create and share new work.

 Full California season details + event announcements drop tomorrow—stay tuned.

 

While female dancers dominate the dancing part of the dance world, women in leadership and decision-making roles have far less concentration. According to the Dance Data Project (DDP), in 2024, among the 50 largest ballet companies in the United States, only 22 percent had female artistic directors, a statistic that’s remained unchanged since 2013. The inequality of this leads to missed opportunities that female leadership brings to the artistic process.

Sophie Williams (POINTEWORKS, Artistic Director) comments, “The company was founded to bring people together across backgrounds and geographies, and to allow the work and the female voices we’re commissioning. The more places we go, the more opportunities we have to share these new works and broaden their impact.”

 

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Our desire is continue providing more moments like these for you and your community to experience the beauty and humanity of this art form. We value relationship and connection here at PointeWorks and are on a mission to bridge the gap that has been created between performing artists and our communities. Let us show you what’s behind the curtain, we can’t do what we do without you…

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