Improvise, explore and play with Tap Dancers and Live Jazz Musicians. Come to dance or come just to listen and watch. Either way, it will be a night of community, connection and fun. This is an opportunity for dancers who are comfortable with improvisation to take their practice to the next level. If you’d like … Continued
In a new work from Minneapolis-based choreographer/dancer Ashwini Ramaswamy, the Bharatanatyam form is deconstructed and recontextualized, evoking mythography and ancestry to explore how memory and homeland can channel guidance and dislocation. A series of trios and solos by dancers of three distinct artistic lineages is set to an original score performed live by a hybrid … Continued
Learn about what the census determines, why it matters so much, and how you and your organization can advocate ensuring everyone in your community is counted. Appropriate for social justice-minded artists & arts administrators, community engagement and marketing staff, and data nerds and activists! Beth Huang is the Director at the Massachusetts Voter Table and … Continued
IN “OBJECT.”, KAIROS DANCE THEATER OFFERS A MULTI-MEDIA TIME TRIP THROUGH DECADES OF GENDER OPPRESSION. KAIROS’ evening-length, multi-media performance exploring the feminine experience, the spectrum of gender, and the resilience of survivors will run for one night only at Cotuit Center for the Arts. “OBJECT.” straps audiences into an emotional roller coaster — careening them … Continued
Please join us for this improvisation in performance, curated by Associate Professor at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Olivier Besson. Following the performance, there will be an opportunity for audience discussion and Q&A with the artists, facilitated by ‘Dances at Noon’ Artistic Director and Tufts Dance Program’s Head of Performance, Daniel McCusker. This event is … Continued
Kizuna Dance is pleased to announce its formal Boston premiere performance season. The company presents a mixed repertory concert featuring works from across the company’s five year history. All works in the company’s repertory are inspired by various aspects of the Japanese language and culture, ranging from Zen Buddhism to film to the 2011 Tohoku … Continued
See RIVERDANCE as you’ve never seen or heard it before in the new 25th Anniversary production! For over 25 years, nothing has carried the energy, the sensuality and the spectacle of RIVERDANCE. In a powerful and stirring re-invention of this beloved favorite, renowned composer Bill Whelan brings this mesmerizing, Grammy Award®-winning soundtrack back to life, … Continued
Project31 proudly presents their 2020 season opener Group Therapy. Group Therapy is Project31’s first evening-length production created through the support of the Chelsea Theater Works Resident Artists Program. Group Therapy confronts the challenges young adults face in the digital age. Today, social and traditional media add a layer of mental strain to our already traditionally, … Continued
teXtmoVes is a poetry/dance collaborative. We will be performing poems by local poets Judson Evans, Gale Batchelder, Doug Evans, Karen Klein danced by Audrey Albert King, Katrina Obarski, Teresa Fardella, Kelly Donovan, Jim Banta. There will also be an Open Mic.
Chhandika restages one of Chitresh Das’ seminal works – Impressions of Gold Rush. This production was one of the first Indian classical dance dramas to feature a Western theme. Inspired by the history of California, Das used the backdrop of the gold rush to reflect his own life story – one of a pioneer planting … Continued