Open Call
is a large-scale commissioning program for early-career New York City artists across performance, visual arts, and popular culture. Fifty panelists and reviewers in a wide range of disciplines reviewed more than 1,500 proposals in May and June of 2020 and selected 27 inventive, thought-provoking, risk-taking, and timely
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Battery Dance
is now accepting applications for the 40th Annual
Battery Dance Festival, with free performances on August 14-20, 2021 at
Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park, NYC. Applications must be submitted online at
https://batterydance.org/apply/.
Battery Dance Festival, New York City's longest-running
The 2021 Valentina Kozlova International Ballet Competition will take place online, with dancers performing live and in their own time zones, in Asia, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, South Africa, and Australia. For each time zone, there will be a different panel of judges.
As in past years, selected entrants will dance for medals,
Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet
(MoBBallet), the groundbreaking project documenting and transforming conversations around Black ballet artists, announces its launch of
The Constellation Project: Mapping the Dark Stars of Ballet.
The project maps the points at which the lives and careers of dancers
Arthur
With Our Nature, acclaimed film director Lukas Dhont and celebrated choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui present a new creation. This new work is in line with the project Imagination is Alive: the successful series of short video performances that Opera Ballet Vlaanderen has brought to its digital platforms in recent months and which so far has attracted more
Join Dance Films Association for a conversation with filmmaker Nic Petry and editor Julie Rooney of Dancing Camera, and Duke Dang, General Manager of Works & Process, the performing arts series at the Guggenheim. RSVP for this free pre-premiere talk here. The talk is presented by Dance Films Association in partnership with the Guggenheim's Works &
Hive Creative Company, a group of committed interdisciplinary artists making elevated and boundary breaking work, announces the world premiere of
Seek, an evening-length interdisciplinary art film that documents the multi-faceted journey towards self-realization. Streamed virtually on January 31 at 6:00 p.m, PDT and directed by creative leader and
Chicago Dance History Project (CDHP) has confirmed the lineup and schedule for its
Interview Marathon on January 31.
Interviewees will appear live from international locations and around the U.S. CDHP Executive/Artistic Director Jenai Cutcher will conduct all the interviews from Chicago’s historic
Auditorium Theatre,<br
Dance/NYC announces that registration for the
Dance/NYC 2021 Symposium
is now open, available
here.The Symposium will take place virtually from Wednesday, March 17 - Saturday, March 20, 2021. As
the only gathering of its kind for the dance community in the
metropolitan New York City area, the Symposium
Dance/USA is pleased to present a two-day, virtual
Allyship Workshop
facilitated by Service Never Sleeps February 3 and 4. This workshop is designed to train community members to be bridge-building allies who promote social justice as a way of life.
Service Never Sleeps launched in 2015 as a program under the
Bayer Ballet’s Virtual Summer Intensive
January 31, 2021 is where serious dancers come to refine their technique and artistry, while discovering opportunities to take their dancing to the next level. An artfully-rigorous curriculum, presenting Vaganova technique in its
purest form, is delivered by internationally-acclaimed Bayer
Rosemary Novellino-Mearns, former member of the Radio City Music Hall Ballet Company and Dance Captain, and author of "Saving Radio City Music Hall: A Dancer's True Story," and Bill Mearns, former Radio City Music Hall singer and Captain of the Singers, present their delightful, informative, and true story of saving Radio City Music Hall. The presentation
