Performances

The Center Will Not Hold is an expanded and reimagined work born from a little room, a short duet created and performed by Michelle Dorrance and Ephrat Asherie in December 2022. The piece now features a collective of singular performers (including Michelle Dorrance and Ephrat Asherie) deeply rooted in one or many street, club, and … Continued

What We Ask of Flesh (WWAOF) is a seven year labor of true communion and collaboration. Conceptual Architect Christal Brown, has brought together a brilliant cast of movement artists, composers, writers, and technologists to create an immersive evening-length dance and installation. The cast not only explores flesh as the veil between the world and the … Continued

Boston University’s Dance Theatre Group is pleased to present VISIONS 2025, a Spring Dance Concert, on April 25th at 8 PM and 26th at 3:30 PM and 8 PM. This production showcases a wide variety of original works by student and faculty choreographers and will take place in Boston University’s Dance Theater. Highlighting the talent … Continued

The Boston Butoh and Performance Art Festival will be presented at the Boston Center for the Arts’ Plaza Theater from Thursday, April 24th through Sunday April 27th, 2025. The program is co-produced by Mobius and the Boston Center for the Arts. We are excited to debut the program for our second annual festival which includes … Continued

Welcome to Harvard’s ARTS FIRST Festival May 1-4! Produced by the Office for the Arts at Harvard, the campus event showcases the creativity and innovation of Harvard students, staff, alums and faculty. Enjoy many of the university’s iconic indoor and outdoor spaces transformed by artmaking – most of it free. Be entertained, delighted and inspired … Continued

BoSoma Dance Company is excited to present “INTERCONNECTIONS,” an evening of contemporary dance in Boston this Spring, directed by Katherine Hooper. BDC will showcase a vibrant and diverse collection of performances featuring two new pieces by former BoSoma Dance Company members Stephanie Boisvert and Julia Sykes. BDC will be bringing back works by acclaimed choreographer … Continued

Pantos Project Dance presents Time & Space. This performance features new works by Artistic Director Kat Pantos created on the professional company seamlessly merging technically proficient and athletically charged concert and commercial contemporary work with current repertoire. Pantos will premiere Orange Juice, a commercial piece performed in a living room setting with boundary-pushing artistry and … Continued

aMaSSiT presents works in progress by local choreographers through pitch sessions designed to propel them further towards realizing their ambitious dance creations. The pitch session allows the artist to give more information about their aspirations for the project, and outline what they might need to bring their creation into its next phase. Participating artists: Lindsay … Continued

Under the Skin: Dances by Marcus Schulkind and The Bang Group is the second in a series of legacy programs presented by The Bang Group highlighting the influence of artists like Schulkind, whom Parker considers among his artistic forebears, on contemporary dance. Both Schulkind and Parker have set work on each other’s dancers showing the … Continued