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by The Editors July 2004 It's been work -- we won't deny it, but all of us at Ballet Dance Magazine are so proud of the twelve issues, 600+ articles from over 140 contributors, and much blood, sweat and a few tears that have made "Ballet-Dance Magazine" ("Monthly," as was) one of the most wide-ranging and in-depth magazines about dance on the Web.
Indeed, where would we be without our many wonderful contributors who file their reviews from all corners of the globe and keep us plugged into dance from Singapore to Chicago, and London to Los Angeles.
Here are some of the hundreds of talented writers, veterans and newcomers alike, who contribute to the magazine.
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Celebrating the First Anniversary 
Since
launching the magazine in July 2003, we have seen it grow far beyond our
modest expectations. Each month, we are continually amazed as we
step back to look at the variety and amount of dance that is being created
around the world, not to mention the passion and quality of the articles
that are offered us.
We
believe firmly that dance criticism isn't just a matter of listing who
danced what and when. It can be an article that takes a closer look
at the process of making dance, or one that documents a performance for
future generations. It can be a piece that places a dance work in
its social context, unveils its ideological manuevers, or one that reports
on the progress of a single dancer. Some place you in the concert hall
right with the reviewer, or in the studios with the dancers. Others take
you into the schools where dance is taught or to the workshops where cutting
edge production technology is developed. At Ballet-Dance Magazine, we're
lucky enough to have writers interested in bringing you all of the above
and more, giving you a multiplicity of views that reflect the many faceted
nature of dance itself. 
