Written descriptions paint Lane as a magician on his feet — who perfected and popularized juba, an energetic dance of the era, and was the virtual creator of this early form of tap dancing.

It's an art form that's spanned generations — evolving across centuries, continents, cultures — from the drum-like Juba dance ... Brown narrates a history of social dance while children ...

A dancer, choreographer, and scholar of dance history, Lenwood Sloan describes ... an African American performer known as "Master Juba." Lane famously competed against Irish American jig dancers ...

"As we honor Black History Month and celebrate Black Excellence ... "We will delve into the significance of Florence Price's Juba Dance and immerse ourselves in the rich tradition of African ...

The series visits Washington Park on Sunday, July 14 at the DuSable Black History Museum and Education ... to premiere a new tap dance work with Stone Soups Rhythms. A new rhythmical investigation ...

performs dances rooted in African-American history. “They took the drums ... drums was the development of body percussion: juba, hambone, tap dance, stepping. Or, as Step Afrika!, ...

The most fascinating part of it is we can tell these stories through dance, music ... artistic director for Ko-Thi. Juba-Lee is on the UWM Mainstage at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 2-3, and Aug. 9, and ...

Katherine Dunham was known as the “matriarch and queen of Black dance.” She was a dancer and choreographer, also an anthropologist and an activist. This Saturday, the Katherine Dunham Juba Dance ...