Join us for an exciting, heartfelt, and long overdue evening of dance, including the world premiere of our newest work, Imagined Warmth. Created over the tumultuous past 18 months, during periods of isolation, distancing, and finally, reconnection, Imagined Warmth brings to life the vast range of emotional experiences felt by our company and the rest … Continued
what– intentional acts of music, dance and word how much– free what’s different this time– come for the performances, stay for the (totally optional) participation (more workshoppy, with more chances to bust right through the fourth wall and boogie or learn) who– dei xhrist + cranberry stuffing dance = molly hess https://mollyhessdance.wordpress.com/ & mary teuscher … Continued
A Harvard Dance Center showing of Initiation– In Love Solidarity, a new work by choreographer and dance scholar Nailah Randall-Bellinger that includes a live performance iteration, the dance film screening, and a conversation with Nailah Randall-Bellinger and cinematographer Christina Belinsky, and dancers, moderated by Interim Head of Dance and Lecturer for Theater, Dance & Media … Continued
A Harvard Dance Center showing of Initiation– In Love Solidarity, a new work by choreographer and dance scholar Nailah Randall-Bellinger that includes a live performance iteration, the dance film screening, and a conversation with Nailah Randall-Bellinger and cinematographer Christina Belinsky, moderated by Charles Warren Professor of History and Professor of African and African American Studies … Continued
Join Clara on her adventure to the Kingdom of Sweets! This holiday tradition is sure to warm your heart as you experience every magical moment from Clara’s dazzling party, to an epic battle between mice and soldiers, and finally a whirling snow scene that makes this classic ballet truly timeless! Be moved by Tchaikovsky’s beautiful … Continued
See a world premiere screening of the dance film Initiation– In Love Solidarity presented at the Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center, in partnership with Harvard Common Spaces. The screening will be followed by a conversation with the film’s creator and choreographer Nailah Randall-Bellinger, cinematographer Christina Belinsky, and dancers Jenny Oliver and Toni … Continued
BoSoma Dance Company returns to the Larcom Theatre for their 18th Season Fall Show after an 18 month closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Highlighting the power, passion and versatility of the BDC dancers, the company will perform new work as well as classic repertory brought back to life! BDC welcomes the BoSoma Youth Company … Continued
Festival Ballet Providence will present an exciting program that includes three contemporary works along with classical ballet in Continuing Points. The performance marks the first in person performances for the Company since February 2020, a milestone in the organization’s resilient comeback from COVID-19 shutdown. Continuing Points will feature works by two powerhouse choreographers—Sabali, a World … Continued
Everyone’s got baggage—mortifications that will haunt us forever, a regrettable high school look, that hug that turned out to be a handshake, the time we self-censored and didn’t speak up, the time something beyond our control made us feel like absolute shit. Contradictions + Casual Self Loathing is a glimpse through the many transparencies of … Continued
Mount Auburn Artist-In-Residence choreographer Jennifer Lin presents The Gathering Place, a site-specific work by dancers: Karen Klein, Julie Leavitt, Joanie Block, Andy Taylor, Lynn Frederiksen, Paul Kafka-Gibbons, Vicky Steinitz, Eliza Mallouk, IJ Chan FAQs about the performance: https://mountauburn.org/the-gathering-place/ The Mount Auburn interview: https://mountauburn.org/capturing-mount-auburn-in-dance-with-jennifer-lin/ Tickets for the show can be found here (as well as directly … Continued