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Summer Stages Dance @ ICA: Netta Yerushalmy Sneak Peek

Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
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Summer Stages Dance @ ICA welcomes acclaimed choreographer Netta Yerushalmy for a week-long residency as she develops a new interdisciplinary performance centered around female aging and its impact on art-making. Yerushalmy will create the work alongside five other collaborators, including Katherine Profeta (writer), Alla Kovgan (filmmaker), Tuce Yasak (light /space design), Paula Matthusen (music), and … Continued

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Summer Stages Dance @ ICA: Eiko Otake and DonChristian Jones Sneak Peek

Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
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Each summer the ICA offers residencies for choreographers to develop new work. Get a special sneak preview at their efforts during these work-in-progress showings of their exciting new projects. Inspired by the ever-changing nature of water and the body as a river of memories, Eiko Otake and DonChristian Jones, who began their collaboration in 2017, … Continued

United Flamenco rehearsing on the outdoor stage

United Flamenco at Windhover

Windhover Center for the Performing Arts
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Windhover Center for the Performing Arts Presents: Flamenco at Windhover Saturday, July 5, 7pm Sunday, July 6, 3pm Windhover Center for the Performing Arts 27R Granite St, Rockport MA 01966 Tickets $30, Available at www.Windhover.org United Flamenco is back at Windhover for its second consecutive year, bringing together artists from across the country and from … Continued

Two dancers perform in a dimly lit hall with arched ceilings. One holds a poised stance with a raised arm, while the other follows, creating a dramatic scene.

american / woman

Old Town Hall
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The american / woman project explores, through a dancer’s lens, possibilities for what it means to be a woman in America today. It also endeavors to platform the artistry of women-identifying dancers from across the country. This event will include performances by american / woman project participants Julie Crothers, Marin Day, Lindsey Jennings, Meredith Lyons, … Continued

A silhouetted dancer en pointe, leg extended behind her, arms extended overhead. Caption reads, "Folktales revived. Histories remembered. Destinies revealed."

Receding and Reemerging

Arrow Street Arts
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Experience Receding and Reemerging, the third annual performance by the Asian American Ballet Project, on June 21-22 at Arrow Street Arts in Cambridge, MA. This mixed-bill concert features original choreography, live accompaniment, and powerful stories of Asian American identity. Tickets available now! Showtimes: Saturday, June 21, 2025 — 7pm (Post-Show Reception) Sunday, June 22, 2025 … Continued

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Kizomba & Bachata Dance Workshop @ The Foundry

The Foundry
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Boston/Cambridge – get ready!!! EJ Dance Studio is coming to you with a fun Kizomba & Bachata Dance Workshop happening at The Foundry! Join us for a fun-filled evening of dancing and learning new moves. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced dancer, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to improve their skills and … Continued

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My Body My Dance: Reimagining Duncan for the 21st Century

The Dance Complex
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My Body, My Dance: Reimagining Duncan for the 21st Century explores the current struggle over women’s physical autonomy through original choreography, paired with reimagined works by modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan. Duncan, a ground-breaking feminist, espoused freeing the body from physical and social constraints, a subject as relevant today as it was a hundred years … Continued