Dance is a living legacy, a lineage passed down from body to body. So too is choreographic mentorship, with younger choreographers absorbing wisdom and skill through the embodied practice of working with seasoned dance makers.

Wearing wireless headphones and following guides waving illuminated light sticks, audiences traverse the streets of DUMBO alongside the performers on an immersive tour that fuses dance, theater, and nightlife into a visceral adventure.

The effect is quietly mesmerizing, drawing our attention toward something that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Cecly Placenti’s Intra(flux) presents a different view, answering the question: what if choreography gave the audience a peek behind the curtain and told the story of its conception?

Throughout, we are invited to follow a dynamic cast of six performers as they share stories in two performance spaces: an expansive art gallery, and an intimate theater.

Multi-media artist Igor Elie-Pierre is not a performer, but he understands the performative aspect of living in today’s world.

In the case of Depth Deception, choreographer Malia Lam’s first evening length work, her intention is clear but the works real power lies in

Dancers meet and part in fleeting moments of support or longer entanglements, always returning to their individual paths...

Review of inROUND showcase at Balance Arts Center

sarAika movement collective, founded by Aika Takeshima and Sara Pizzi, aims to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion through dance and hu