Performers include Dances by Isadora co-founder Patricia Adams, and company members: Alison Ball, Kelli Edwards, Irene Lutts, Colleen Quinn, and Sandy Zarotney Keldsen. Isadora Duncan was a founder of feminism. Her work, driven by a desire to unlock the dancer’s soul through natural movement, revolutionized not only dance, but women’s role in society. Her … Continued
Artists Hector Canonge, Kledia Spiro and Óscar Gavilán Ortiz explore The Weight of Inheritance through performance art in the Mills Gallery. Simply put, inheritance refers to monetary or physical property that is passed from one generation to the next, as well as to the physical attributes and genetic qualities received from one’s parents. Yet perceptions … Continued
Tufts University Dance Program hosts the first Dances At Noon of the 2018-2019, on Friday October 26, 2018, at Noon, presenting new dances and works-in-progress by Ali Kenner Brodsky, Kristin Wagner & Tony Guglietti, and Ruka White. Garage Parking available in the Dowling Parking Garage, Boston Avenue, a short walk from the studio.
what: new music, dance and other thangs when: Friday, November 23, 2018, from 9 am till 3 pm where: The Center for Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Ave Somerville, MA 02143 how much: Free! who: the awaited return of thadd comstock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w719vuzuOgE inedit all day long 2kjb https://soundcloud.com/2kjb tara toms = darksoft [double helping!] … Continued
Join us to our 2018 Fall Dance showcase The program includes a selection from the romantic and comic ballet Coppelia, a new contemporary jazz creation by Victoria Kickham on Oct 26-27 & Nov 2 and a baroque dance piece by Ken Pierce on Nov 2 & 3 Free admission -Seating limited ! reserve at integrarteusa@gmail.com
This social evening will include Haitian-inspired art vendors, a dynamic live dance performance, Haitian music, media from JAE’s 2018 Haiti summer Institute AND an opportunity for everyone to let loose on the dance floor.
After more than a century, the ballets of Marius Petipa remain a staple of dance companies around the world. Join Alastair Macaulay (The New York TImes) and an international panel of dance experts for a symposium shedding new light on Petipa’s formative years in France and Spain; and the preservation of his choreography through a … Continued
STAIN will be performed on the Boston Common at the State House on the Free Speech Mall. Raindate is Sunday, October 21. All welcome to participate. An “extraordinary work of performance art, “ according to David Gullette in ArtsFuse (March 25, 2018), STAIN was performed last March on the Common to honor the victims of … Continued
Kicking & Screening is an evening of short experimental dances created specifically for the camera. The films collected here represent a diversity of cultural backgrounds and artistic languages; and though all are concerned with the capture of the moving body within the moving frame, each does so in its own unique way – crafting worlds … Continued
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of ‘What the Dickens!’ and the 175th Anniversary of ‘A Christmas Carol’, Deborah Mason’s Cambridge Youth Dance Company, with their roster of stellar guest artists (and some surprise appearances!), are bringing their acclaimed production of What the Dickens! to John Hancock Hall for eight performances, Dec. 14 – 23, 2018. Weaving … Continued