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The Movement Lab is a collaborative platform that works at the intersection of academic inquiry into embodiment and experiential practices drawn from dance, theater, somatics, mind-body work, and other kinds of embodied research. It seeks to develop a broader conversation on the role of embodied knowledge in the university. Itzik Galili laughed when asked to … Continued

KAIROS performs at the 25th Annual Medicine Wheel

Cyclorama at Boston Center for the Arts
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KAIROS Dance Theater premieres “To Have and To Hold” a site-specific, multi-disciplinary performance with cellist Sam Ou and singer Nicole Alexandra at MEDICINE WHEEL PRODUCTIONS’ 25th ANNUAL WORLD AIDS DAY / DAY WITHOUT ART NOVEMBER 30TH | 12:00 MIDNIGHT MEDICINE WHEEL is an epic work of art created by world renown visual artist Michael Dowling. … Continued

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Dance Prism’s production, celebrating its 34th season, is a fully staged professional production of The Nutcracker featuring lively choreography, Tchaikovsky’s beloved music, and the traditional delights of this favorite holiday tradition — falling snow, a growing Christmas tree, and a cast of 120 professional dancers and ballet students. Dance Prism’s “Nutcracker” offers an affordable family-friendly … Continued

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On Christmas Eve, Marie’s wooden nutcracker doll transforms into a beautiful prince who takes her on a magical journey. Before they leave, they must confront the Mouse King whose army is threatening Marie… Christmas would not be complete without the enchanting tale of young Marie and her Nutcracker prince! Danced by the Bolshoi’s principals, E.T.A. … Continued

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Donna Miceli Dance Center is selling off its inventory at 649 Lawrence St Lowell MA. All items must go by the end of the calendar year. To set up a private appointment please contact 978 697-3343 or email miceli.dmdc@gmail.com Available items include: Studio/Equipment: Studio and Office Furniture: Ballet wall barres, display case, grids & bulletin boards, … Continued

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Need a break from your family, the mall, and Thanksgiving leftovers? Then join us for the last Cafe Raqs of 2016 (don’t worry; we’ll be back in January). This month’s line-up features New England belly dance veterans and a couple of up-and-comers! The styles range from American Cabaret to Tribal Fusion to theatrical belly dance. … Continued

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The Trident Gallery Live Arts Series is pleased to present Towers and Other Thoughts in Performance, an exploration through performance of ideas and materials informing the exhibition Towers and Other Thoughts of mixed media paintings by artist Susan Erony. Elements of spoken text, music, visual art, and dance will be produced by Gallery Director Matthew … Continued

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As many of us process the results of this year’s presidential election, we as artists have an important role to play in our communities, our nation, and the world. This gathering is intended to identify ways in which we can collaborate and come together as a community. Please join us on Sunday, November 27 for … Continued

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A new dance installation created by Artist-in-Residence Sidra Bell and Dance Director Jill Johnson in collaboration with The Harvard Dance Project student dancers. Brooklyn-based, artistic director/choreographer of Sidra Bell Dance New York, and 2015 National Dance Project awardee, Sidra Bell has been Artist-in-Residence at the Harvard Dance Center during the Fall of 2016. She and … Continued

Endicott Student and Alumni Choreography Showcase

Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts
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The performance will showcase original works by student choreographers who participated in Dance Composition I and II. These dance pieces have been created throughout the semester, under the teaching and mentoring of professors, Nicole Sao Pedro-Welch and Emily Beattie. Choreographed works of Endicott dance alumni will also be featured throughout the show.