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Designed to support original, innovative and risk-taking artistic ventures and to nurture and grow the careers of choreographers, Next Steps for Boston Dance responds to the needs of dance artists working in a variety of genres. Six grants will be awarded with an emphasis on including a variety of genres and career stages, from artists … Continued

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Syncopated Ladies is a ground-breaking All-Female Tap show that propels beautiful, classy, and diverse women onto a re-invigorated stage, weaving their inspiring stories with intricate footwork, sexy feminine prowess, and life-renewing energy. Dancing to today’s cutting-edge music, Syncopated Ladies is electrifying, stirring, and energizing, a non-stop action-filled show that will bring you up on your … Continued

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In The Block, the street becomes a stage for self-reflection on toxic masculinity, racial profiling, mental health, and violence, all as a means of community improvement. Through hip-hop and Afro-Diasporic movement styles, the performers challenge stigmas on black and brown vulnerability and the difficulties of asking for help. Developed from individual narratives of the director and performers, … Continued

Bakosó: AfroBeats of Cuba

Tsai Auditorium @David Rockefeller for Latin American Studies, Harvard University
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Documentary, 50 mins, Eli Jacobs-Fantauzzi, Cuba/USA, 2019 at Boston Latino International Film Festival. What does “Está Rico” by Marc Anthony, Will Smith & Bad Bunny have in common with “Made For Now” by Janet Jackson x Daddy Yankee? They both high-jacked AfroBeats and did not give the genre’s origin props. Bakosó is a film that … Continued

Laugh Track

Green Street Studios
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‘Laugh Track’ is an upbeat mixed bill show produced by Jessy Zizzo and Eliza Malecki featuring Boston area dancers and comedians contemplating the absurdities of life. This interdisciplinary show will highlight deep, vital parts of the human experience such as getting weird texts from your grandma, how to treat your waiter with respect, and the … Continued

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A HubWeek favorite! With local DJs pumping the beats of your choice straight into your ears, this dance party is only silent for the folks missing out. Grab a pair headphones, let go of everything else, and lose yourself to the music.

2019 BDA Dancer Health Day

Dance Complex, Studio 7
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Make sure that you are healthy and prepared to keep dancing  your best! Boston Dance Alliance, with the generous support of Spaulding Outpatient Centers — Dance Medicine Program, has gathered some of the area’s best dance medicine specialists to provide personal wellness screenings to professional and serious recreational dancers that identify issues and, where appropriate, suggest … Continued

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Don’t miss participating in a day of inspiring professional opportunities and fun community building! Take one master class or stay all day, as local choreographers gather to identify artists to join their projects and companies! This year’s lineup of master teachers are Boston Ballet star Yury Yanowsky for ballet, contemporary dance leader Alexandra James from … Continued

Documentary of Danseur Screening and Q &A

Falmouth Academy Simon Center for the Arts
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In partnership with Turning Pointe Dance Studio, DANSEUR will be showing in Falmouth on September 15th at 4 pm at the Simon Center for the Arts at Falmouth Academy (7 Highfield Dr. Falmouth, Ma). Following the screening there will be a Q&A with Producer and Director, Scott Gormley, as well as cast member and Boston … Continued

Cunningham Film in 3-D!

Boston ShowPlace ICON at the Seaport
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The long awaited film by former Bostonian cinedance filmmaker Alla Kovgan, CUNNINGHAM is now being screened in immersive 3D! The film traces pioneer choreographer Merce Cunningham’s artistic evolution over three decades of risk and discovery (1944–1972), from his early years as a struggling dancer in postwar New York to his emergence as one of the … Continued