Outdoor performance event on Rashid Johnson’s Red Stage at Astor Place. The Bang Group, Arkai Music, Jamal Jackson, Dual Rivet, and Boink will all be sharing work during Pride weekend.
Under the Freeway will be the third in the series of “drive-in dances” that Loewen originated in July with the generous partnership of Interstate Parking, LLC. The dancers are masked and distanced. Attendees’ cars are guided by Wild Space staff to individual viewing spots, also distanced. Each car sees the dance from a unique perspective. Loewen watches from every spot during rehearsals, adjusting the staging as needed so that each view is powerful. And this time, the cars will switch spots mid-performance.
OBIE & Bessie award-winning company, Big Dance Theater brings two North American premieres and a beloved solo to the NYU Skirball stage.
Join us for guided tours of Westbeth’s unique architectural history featuring original dance creations tailored to several of the community’s most iconic spaces.
WestFest is a cutting edge curated festival presenting emerging and established movement artists in the historic Westbeth Artists' Residence at West Village, NYC.
mollymingeyprojects will be performing on April 27th and 29th.
Boink! Dance and Film present and evening length multimedia feast for the senses.
Join the friends of BOINK! Dance and Film on Friday October 27th for a group performance benefiting BOINK!'s upcoming Spring 2018 show, "Light's Out!"
Featured performers include Matthew Westerby Company, The Bang Group, Louise Benkelman & Tommy Seibold, vis-a-vis, and live music by the Jim Piela Trio.
Admission includes food and drink. A silent auction precedes performances.
Tiny Dance/Tiny Theater Festival is a play or dance that takes place is a 6'x6'x6' space in under 6 minutes.
Fenn & Company is a storytelling movement collaborative. The goal of the choreographer and dancers is to engage & entertain the audience.
hrough characters and story-lines Fenn & Company creates scenes in a raw and revealing setting. The audience will have a sense that they are eavesdropping in on a relationship or seeing a characters hidden side
ost importantly, humor and intelligence are the main components to the Company’s trademark.
Featuring works by Joshua Dunn, Deborah Gladstein/Helen Yee, Bree Nasty & Quinn Dixon, Molly Mingey, Ryan Pliss, Mary Grace McNally. These choreographers each receive a space grant to complete their work-in-progress.
Enter a wild space 30 years in the making! From the Next Act main stage to site-based vignettes in the lobby, hallways and rehearsal rooms, Wild at 30 celebrates our past, present and future with work by Artistic Director Debra Loewen, choreographer Cate Deicher, alumni Michelle DiMeo, Mauriah Kraker, Dan Schuchart and Bridgett Tegen, and UWM intern Nicole Spence. The current company joins alumni Sofi Askenazi, David Figueroa, Liz Fransee, Jennifer Goetzinger, Mandi Karr, Molly Mingey, Lindsey Ruenger, Jessie Mae Scibek, Randy Talley, Tom Thoreson and Yeng Vang-Strath for this special anniversary performance of new work and memorable moments from the past.
http://www.westfestdance.com
http://www.williamsburgartnexus.org/showcases/
Molly Mingey Projects will be showing "Excuse Me?" a duet that examines the physicality of language barriers.
