Boston University’s Dance Theatre Group is pleased to present VISIONS 2018. This production showcases a wide variety of original works by student, alumni, and faculty choreographers and will take place in Boston University’s Dance Theater. VISIONS 2018 will include group dances choreographed by esteemed faculty members Margot Parsons and Lindsey Leduc. The student pieces, which … Continued
The Sunday Soirée is a social dance party, hosted by Steps in Time. It is free and open to the public. No prior experience or partner necessary.
Join us for an evening of dance and discussion as our Session V Choreographers present the new work they have created during their time in the OnStage Residency Program. Work will be presented by: -Sarah Bjornland -Tyler Catanella -Cayley Dorr -Mykayla Marcelino -Elizabeth Powers -Jo Troll The showcase will conclude with a lively Q+A with … Continued
At a time when we were proclaiming the future as female, we were rocked to our core by the state of today. What role does gender play in our society now and in the future? Gender is a complex, social construction that resembles a chaotic storm. In The Animal Corridor, the “storm” is represented through … Continued
In conjunction with the exhibition Renée Green: Within Living Memory, the artist is in conversation with choreographer and filmmaker Yvonne Rainer.
Ralph Lemon, the 2018 Joseph Lluis Sert Practitioner in the Arts, presents Positions, a meditation on the body, race, art making, and the Civil Rights Movement, instigated by Lemon’s engagement with Bruce Nauman’s iconic work Wall/Floor Positions (1968).
After a decade of successful residency programs, Boston Dance Alliance and Boston Center for the Arts have teamed up to create their newly-designed Boston Dancemakers Residency. Devised to provide two Boston-area artists with resources to research, develop and present original works of dance, the residency encourages dancemakers to take risks, invest time and focus on ensemble work, and dive … Continued
Join us on March 25th for Cafe Raqs! If you’ve never been, Cafe Raqs is a place for New England’s belly dancers of all styles and levels to perform in a fun, professional, and supportive environment! Our line-up this month includes veterans from the New England belly dance community and up-and-coming stars performing American Cabaret, … Continued
Vanity Lane is an original fairy tale and ballet story written by La’Toya Princess Jackson and choreographed by Jean Appolon with music composed by Jared Hettrick, Gordon Williams, and Paul Sayed. Vanity Lane is a study in opposites: cutting edge electronic music with retro 80s influence, classical ballet blended with contemporary choreography, and a study … Continued
After five years of very successful Teaching Music to Students on the Autism Spectrum conferences, the Berklee Institute for Arts Education and Special Needs (BIAESN) is delighted to announce its new conference, ABLE Assembly: Arts Better the Lives of Everyone. The ABLE Assembly promises to be an exceptional professional development opportunity in the field of arts education and … Continued