Reach’s intergenerational dance company will present a free performance at the Cambridge Municipal Lot #5 at Bishop Allen Drive and Essex Street. The performance will showcase the diversity of the individual teen apprentices’ training as well as their personal and cultural backgrounds. Fifteen suburban and urban teens have been selected both from Greater Boston neighborhoods … Continued
David Parker’s initiative to create choreographic connections between Boston and New York returns for three shows. Friday features commissions by four Boston choreographers: Carey McKinley, Jimena Bermejo, McKersin Previlus, and Ian Berg. Saturday’s Snap • Crackle • Bang! is a free gala to benefit Parker’s The Bang Group. Sunday’s show is by New York-based collaborative … Continued
Known as the “mother of modern dance,” Isadora Duncan created a series of mourning dances following the accidental deaths of her two children in 1913. Dances by Isadora will perform these evocative dances of wind, sea, darkness, and light in Hazel Dell.
Boston’s premier Bollywood Dance Company, Boston Bollywood, brings together 95 dancers from all walks of life to present it season three dance performance. Watch us pay tribute to the Indian Film Industry in a spectacular dance show featuring award-winning original choreography on some of the most popular dance numbers.
Jose Mateo Ballet Theatre presents the 9th annual Dance for World Community Festival on Saturday, June 10. A FREE day long, indoor/outdoor festival celebrating the power of dance in our community. 12:00-6:00pm FREE performances and classes in diverse styles of dance from over 100 local dance groups – from ballet and hip hop to African … Continued
We’re giving the world a sneak peek into the vibrant action happening inside the studios. We will be opening our garage door to host performances as well as lead all level classes! Classes will be taught by Leah Thiffault and Yosi Karahashi. Performances will be given by Abilities Dance, Margaret Wiss, Kat Nasti Dance, Kelley … Continued
Dance for World Community Festival Week kicks off with the Dance on Film Series, June 5-7, 2017 at The Brattle Theatre, Cambridge. Jookin’ – a form of dance originating in Memphis in the 1980s was originally a way to keep gang warfare at bay. Pharaohs of Memphis explores the present day tension between the pioneers … Continued
Dance for World Community Festival Week kicks off with the Dance on Film Series, June 5-7, 2017 at The Brattle Theatre, Cambridge. Set in the overwhelmingly white world of classical dance, Black Ballerina tells the stories of several black women from different generations who fell in love with ballet. A story of passion, opportunity and … Continued
Dance for World Community Festival Week kicks off with the Dance on Film Series, June 5-7, 2017 at The Brattle Theatre, Cambridge. PRIMA is a moving portrait of Larissa Ponomarenko, prima ballerina of Boston Ballet, who has recently retired. Follow her journey from a difficult childhood in Russia to her emergence as a prima ballerina … Continued
Dance for World Community Festival Week kicks off with the Dance on Film Series, June 5-7, 2017 at The Brattle Theatre, Cambridge. Finding Heaven Under Our Feet: Making Modern Dance follows choreographer and dance historian Dr. Jody Weber’s work with her Somerville-based modern dance company to address community engagement, audience education and the ability of … Continued