Lisa R Chow, ADC President, 602-740-9616 PO Box 64852-4852, Phoenix AZ.
Arizona Dance Coalition Statewide Calendar of Events
MAC & Company presents NEXT, a two-part concert of diverse dance styles. The first half of the program will feature a wide range of pieces choreographed by various company members and include works by guest tap ensemble Friends in Dance. The second half will feature a themed set of works
Founded in 1971 by Artistic Director Brenda Way, who trained under the legendary George Balanchine, ODC (Oberlin Dance Collective—named after Oberlin College in Ohio) loaded up a yellow school bus and relocated to San Francisco in 1976. Her goal was to ground the company in a dynamic, pluralistic urban setting.
Faculty from the University of Arizona will present their research in Dance, Architecture, and Education on a panel moderated by Duane Cyrus, Director for the School of Dance. The audience will see and discuss examples of choreographic works and learn how each of these experts in their field go from
“Deep River soars along a highway to the heavens, taking us on a journey from chaos and despair to revelation and deliverance.” — See Chicago Dance Grounded on more than 40 years of thought-provoking dance, master choreographer Alonzo King’s unique artistic vision honors and advances the classical form—the linear, mathematical, and geometrical principles
Student Success: Scholarship Series celebrates the impact of scholarships through vibrant dance performances. With works by students, faculty, and community groups, this event highlights how support elevates the next generation of talent. It will be an inspiring experience that pushes creative boundaries, sparks the imagination, and demonstrates the profound effect
Student Success: Scholarship Series celebrates the impact of scholarships through vibrant dance performances. With works by students, faculty, and community groups, this event highlights how support elevates the next generation of talent. It will be an inspiring experience that pushes creative boundaries, sparks the imagination, and demonstrates the profound effect
Student Success: Scholarship Series celebrates the impact of scholarships through vibrant dance performances. With works by students, faculty, and community groups, this event highlights how support elevates the next generation of talent. It will be an inspiring experience that pushes creative boundaries, sparks the imagination, and demonstrates the profound effect
Student Success: Scholarship Series celebrates the impact of scholarships through vibrant dance performances. With works by students, faculty, and community groups, this event highlights how support elevates the next generation of talent. It will be an inspiring experience that pushes creative boundaries, sparks the imagination, and demonstrates the profound effect
Student Success: Scholarship Series celebrates the impact of scholarships through vibrant dance performances. With works by students, faculty, and community groups, this event highlights how support elevates the next generation of talent. It will be an inspiring experience that pushes creative boundaries, sparks the imagination, and demonstrates the profound effect
Known as one of the most influential forces of the 20th century, Martha Graham presented her first performance with a supporting group of dancers on April 18, 1926. Since that date, considered to be the launch of the Martha Graham Dance Company, Graham’s groundbreaking and uniquely American style of dance
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Send your news and event information before the 25th for the coming issue of the Arizona Dance e-Star, krystyna@azdancecoalition.org.
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