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Catie Robinson

Catie Robinson

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Managing Editor, Pointe

New York

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Culture , Entertainment , Music , Sports

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Total articles 238

  • 4 Quick Calf and Ankle Exercises to Prepare for Pointework

    By Catie Robinson Verified| Pointe Verified If you have been dancing long enough to be on pointe, you know the importance of warming up properly before strapping on your shoes. Still, sometimes your schedule might not allow for even a barre warm-up before it’s time to begin. Rather than starting cold, it’s best to have a short warm-up routine in your back pocket that you can perform even in a hallway outside of the studio.

    By Catie Robinson Verified · Pointe

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Inside Maya Schonbrun’s Dance Bag

    By Catie Robinson Verified| Pointe Verified While her onstage personas are as varied as Cinderella and Odile, Royal Swedish Ballet first soloist Maya Schonbrun’s offstage style stays consistently quirky. Her dance bag is a black Fjällräven Kånken backpack, decorated with patches she added herself. “I really like dinosaurs and food, so I went with a dinosaur/food theme for my patches,” Schonbrun says. “I love patches. I didn’t want a plain bag, so I got these all at once and then put them on.

    By Catie Robinson Verified · Pointe

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • 4 Quick Calf and Ankle Exercises to Prepare for Pointework

    By Catie Robinson Verified| Pointe Verified If you have been dancing long enough to be on pointe, you know the importance of warming up properly before strapping on your shoes. Still, sometimes your schedule might not allow for even a barre warm-up before it’s time to begin. Rather than starting cold, it’s best to have a short warm-up routine in your back pocket that you can perform even in a hallway outside of the studio.

    By Catie Robinson Verified · Pointe

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Pointe