A cropped image of four bodies laying together. The focal point is a man with white hair and beard lying face up on a woman's chest (also face up). She is holding his head between her palms.
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Restorative Contact is a mindful touch and movement practice developed and led by Gabrielle Revlock. Primarily floor-based, Restorative Contact is practiced in pairs and invites participants to slow down, notice sensation, and listen through the skin– tuning interoception, exteroception, and proprioception. Techniques that promote agency and mutuality will be offered, and we will practice the … Continued

Purple flyer with bright images of various Chinese dance groups. Text reads: Showcase 2025: Hosted by Dance Revelasian, Wang YMCA, and Westwood Chinese School. June 14, 2025, 5:00-7:00 PM. Doors open at 4:30PM. $10 tickets. Tufts University Cohen Auditorium. Aidekman Arts Center, 40 Talbot Ave, Medford, MA 02155

Chinese Dance Showcase 2025

Tufts Cohen Auditorium
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Come see a variety of traditional Chinese dances! Dance Revelasian, Wang YMCA, and Westwood Chinese School are excited to present our annual Chinese Dance Showcase! We are three highly-decorated Chinese dance companies that have been performing in the greater Boston and New England area for many years, and we’re delighted to bring you all of … Continued

Poster for Moving Forward in Place

Moving Forward in Place

June 14th at 4pm at the Scandinavian Cultural Center and June 15th 4pm at the Allen Center for the Arts
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The 10th annual Linda Plaut Newton Festival of the Arts will be presenting Dance Currents Inc.’s Moving Forward in Place, directed by Kathy Hassinger. Dance Current’s mission is to strengthen the links between past, present and future dance; to present the art of dance as vital to the health and culture of the community; to … Continued

Smiling dancers reach their arms up in praise

SALVAGE

The Dance Complex
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If your coach led you in a group prayer before a ball game, Or you were cast as a donkey in your church’s Christmas pageant. If you know who Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber are, Then we have a show for you! SALVAGE is a dance / theater work-in-progress deconstructing the funny, ridiculous, … Continued

Seated audience members watch various dancers moving across a stage.
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Join Modern Connections for the Rep Class Showing on Saturday, May 10th. The Modern Connections Rep Class is a nine-week program opportunity for movers to commit to their dance training and to perform. The showing will include a class demonstration and the presentation of a choreographic phrase. Doors will open at 6:30 pm, the show … Continued

A group of people participating in Irish dance
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Irish dance has a long and joyful tradition of social dancing – getting together to move to live traditional music and connect. Here in Boston, we have a great history of Irish social “céilí” and “set” dancing – from the 1950’s dance hall era on Dudley St. in Roxbury, to céilís during the folk revival … Continued

Top image: Four dancers surround a large sculpture of a human face, one dancer is on top of the sculpture. Bottom Image: dancers and audience members sit on top of pieces of the sculpture with their arms raised.

Not Eye, Us

Brookline High School
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Continuum Dance Project will present ‘Not Eye, Us’ at Brookline High School on May 22nd, 2025.

Six dancers in white clothing hold hands and run in a big, open field with a blue sky. Their hair is blowing in the wind

The Head is not the Star of the Body

Martin Hall at Calderwood Pavilion
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The Head is not the Star of the Body is a choreographic study on longing. Directed and choreographed by Cassie Wang, the evening-length dance production responds to songs by American indie folk band Big Thief. As a meditation on desire, Wang fuses generative video art and projection into a performance of contemporary dance that is … Continued

Brown flyer with group of BIPOC people posing in the front
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One day only! Groovement’s back at Cambridge Foundry! Groovement is about finding a sense of comfort and groove within the container of a structured dance class that emphasizes rhythm, musicality, authentic expression, and joy. Instructor dana e. fitchett shares the movement that comes most naturally to her: a hybrid reinterpretation of her experiences dancing at … Continued