Events

Modern dance performance featuring new work by Fontaine Dollas Dubus, Julie Pike Edmond, and encore performance of When It Happens, by Erin Staffiere.

Pantos Project Dance presents Time & Space. This performance features new works by Artistic Director Kat Pantos created on the professional company seamlessly merging technically proficient and athletically charged concert and commercial contemporary work with current repertoire. Pantos will premiere Orange Juice, a commercial piece performed in a living room setting with boundary-pushing artistry and … Continued

Urban Bush Women (UBW) burst onto the dance scene in 1984 with bold, innovative, demanding, and exciting works that brought under-told stories to life. Originally founded by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, the company, now under the co-artistic direction of Chanon Judson and Mame Diarra Spies, continues to weave contemporary dance, music, and text with the … Continued

City Ballet of Boston and Tony Williams Dance Center invite you to Dance Distinctive, a ballet performance that celebrates the unique voices and styles within the art of dance. This dynamic program blends classical elegance with contemporary stories to showcase the versatility and creativity of Boston’s incredible artists. Voices from the Past – Dance Distinctive … Continued

Come join us for a night of contemporary dance featuring some of Boston’s most exciting choreographers and movers that rehearse, teach, or work at Human Movement Lab. This event is part of Human Movement Project’s official launch at the Lab, promising to bring professional dance to Boston’s southwestern neighborhoods consistently. Featuring the work of: Kim … Continued

With choreography and text by Laila J. Franklin, and original composition and sound design by David Dogan, LOOSE is an evening-length multidisciplinary performance, exploring Black, queer, femme reflections on religious upbringings in Black churches. Through dance and sound design, LOOSE acts as a reckoning and an intervention for intersecting identities and formative experiences that feel … Continued

What We Ask of Flesh (WWAOF) is a seven year labor of true communion and collaboration. Conceptual Architect Christal Brown, has brought together a brilliant cast of movement artists, composers, writers, and technologists to create an immersive evening-length dance and installation. The cast not only explores flesh as the veil between the world and the … Continued