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As artistic and interim executive director of Madison Ballet, Ja’ Malik is taking real risks. And they’re paying off. He talks leadership, contemporary programming and how the company is growing audiences while others struggle. Ja’ Malik is just wrapping up his fourth year as the artistic director of Madison Ballet in Madison, WI, but his path to leadership has been shaped by decades inside the field. For 25 years, he danced with a broad range of renowned companies, including Cleveland Ballet, North Carolina Dance Theatre, BalletX and Ballet Hispánico, performing a wide range of classical, neoclassical and contemporary repertory. Trained at the Joffrey Ballet School as well as at the Alvin Ailey Dance School and holding a BFA from The New School, his artistic voice draws equally on rigorous classical technique and socially engaged contemporary practice. He also continues to serve as the artistic director of Ballet Boy Productions, an organization he founded in 2007 that provides young men of color access to classical and contemporary ballet performing opportunities and that also offers training and mentoring. Since arriving in Madison, Ja’ has led a period of significant artistic and organizational change, and the results are more than encouraging. At a moment when many ballet companies nationwide are grappling with shrinking audiences, Madison Ballet is growing its own with returning and new audiences, responding to programming that places contemporary work alongside the classics and reflects the community it serves. Six months into his tenure, Malik also stepped into the additional role of interim executive director, guiding the organization through a demanding transition with a small staff and limited resources. In this interview, Ja’ reflects on the risks involved in reshaping a regional ballet company, from extending dancer contracts to rethinking programming and institutional structure. He also speaks candidly about leadership during the in-between phase of change and the emotional, physical and ethical demands placed on artists and arts leaders alike. https://www.madisonballet.org/about/s... Photo credit: Lexia Frank -------------------------------------- The Art Restart podcast is hosted by Pier Carlo Talenti and is produced by the Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts. https://www.uncsa.edu/ArtRestart #uncsa #podcast #ArtRestart #ArtRestartPodcast #JaMalik #MadisonBallet #ArtsLeadership #ContemporaryBallet #DancePodcast #BalletChoreography #CreativeLeadership #PerformingArts #DanceCommunity