Steven Vargas is an arts reporter based in Los Angeles, California. With a focus on local arts and culture, Steven's articles cover a wide range of topics including dance, theater, visual arts, and events happening in the Los Angeles area. His work has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, Dance magazine, E! Networks, and The Salem News.
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Steven Vargas' articles predominantly focus on event coverage and entertainment news, with a specific emphasis on the art, dance, exhibitions, and performing arts scene in Los Angeles. His work highlights local events and cultural developments within the city.
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By: Steven Vargas
It began with a quote by Alexander McQueen: “I am the pink sheep in the family.”
By: Steven Vargas
LOS ANGELES — With a comfortable stroll, Sean Bankhead stepped into Evolution Studios dressed in a black Nike sweatsuit. It was January and the Atlanta-based choreographer had just completed a
By: Steven Vargas
LOS ANGELES — With a comfortable stroll, Sean Bankhead stepped into Evolution Studios dressed in a black Nike sweatsuit. It was January and the Atlanta-based choreographer had just completed a day of
Naval Construction Battalion 25 builder Jamie Johnson, on ladder, and builder Kyle Johnson install plank siding on the Malone house in Twin Lakes, NM.
By: Steven Vargas
Edges of Ailey is the first large-scale museum exhibition dedicated to modern dance pioneer Alvin Ailey’s life, work, and legacy.
By: Steven Vargas
Dancers of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater stretch their arms out wide like wings. At once, their elbows rise from the strength of their shoulders with fingertips pointed out.
By: Steven Vargas
Las Vegas' latest attraction has audiences on their feet—to bust a move. The immersive Discoshow , directed by Steven Hoggett and with choreography
Las Vegas’ latest attraction has audiences on their feet—to bust a move. The immersive Discoshow, directed by Steven Hoggett and with choreography by Yasmine Lee, celebrates disco’s revolutionary beginnings in 1970s New York City nightlife. The 70-minute Spiegelworld production on the Las Vegas Strip, in collaboration with Caesars Entertainment, features a time-specific soundtrack and an ever-evolving dance that expands across the multilevel space, with audience members both watching and grooving alongside performers.
Krump dancer Konkrete performs in an Amazon warehouse in Doug Aitken’s Lightscape project for PST Art.
A dancer’s pay in the U.S. is unpredictable. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median hourly pay for dancers and choreographers in 2023 was $24.95. But that number belies a wide range of experiences, with pay fluctuating depending on location, career level, and freelance status, among many other variables.
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