Interview by Eldee Eyimife, AGMA Communications Coordinator AGMA Dancer Sarah Gabrielle Ryan considers herself lucky to have grown up so close to the Philadelphia Ballet (formerly Pennsylvania Ballet)...

After more than two years of organizing and negotiating, American Guild of Musical Artists members have announced the ratification of their first collective bargaining agreement with Dallas Black Dance Theatre.Highlights of the deal include guaranteed minimum workweeks for the dancers and a mini

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Picture taken in the fall of 2025: Company Artists with DTH Executive Director Anna Glass (pink shoes) The American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) and Dance Theatre of Harlem are proud to announce th...

The American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) is pleased to announce that the Dancers of Dayton Ballet have voted unanimously in favor of unionizing with AGMA. The NLRB election was held on December 10...

When people talk about SNAP benefits, commonly known as food stamps, conversations too often devolve into stereotypes. The recipients are “lazy,” they should “get a job,” and with a “proper work ethic...

We are officially asking our supporters for help! Given the current state of negotiations, the AGMA Dancers and Stage Managers of New York City Ballet boycotted the red carpet and dinner at the Fall F...

Peace on the music labor front: SF Symphony Musicians agree on a tentative three-year contract.

San Francisco, CA (September 9, 2025) – The American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) and San Francisco Opera (SFO) announce a new two-year collective bargaining agreement, ratified by AGMA’s Board of ...