Ayodele Casel took the floor and captivated her audience at the sold-out Woolfe Street Playhouse Thursday night with an autobiographical spoken monologue ornamented mostly with improvised tap dancing.

Casel’s newest show is a vibrant, history-rooted celebration of tap dance and community. Photo: Patrick Randak “It’s been a mission of mine to transform the way audiences view and experience tap dance ...

Growing up, Ayodelle Casel found it difficult to express herself. She couldn’t speak Spanish when she moved from New York City to Puerto Rico at 9 years old to live with her grandparents. Six years ...

The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) recently announced that it has become the new steward of Engaging Schools’ extensive body of educational resources. With Engaging ...