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The Lady Hoofers Tap Ensemble returns to the Suzanne Roberts Theatre with their fifth annual production of THE TAPCRACKER. Performances will take place on Saturday, December 10 at 3:00pm & 7:00pm and Sunday, December 11 at 11:00am and 3:00pm. Tickets are $30-$35; patrons are encouraged but not required to wear
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Four multidisciplinary Filipinx-American artists invite the audience to participate in creating a new holiday ritual of togetherness as hyphenated Americans. A display of giant digital
On December 3rd at Christ Church Neighborhood House, 20 N American St, Philadelphia, Project Moshen Dance Company will present EXCEPTS. In collaboration with Sandy Rollman
Penn Live Arts brings legendary choreographer and Philadelphia native, Rennie Harris, back to Philadelphia with a re-mounting of one of his most celebrated works, Rome
From an enchanted winter forest to the glowing Northern Lights, take a magical journey through a world of dance in A Winter’s Dream, a ballet
The Lady Hoofers Tap Ensemble returns to the Suzanne Roberts Theatre with their fifth annual production of THE TAPCRACKER. Performances will take place on Saturday,
On December 3rd at Christ Church Neighborhood House, 20 N American St, Philadelphia, Project Moshen Dance Company will present EXCEPTS. In collaboration with Sandy Rollman
Muhlenberg College dancers explore personal experiences and narratives through movement, as the Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance Department presents “Reset: New Dances,” Dec. 1-3 in the
Four multidisciplinary Filipinx-American artists invite the audience to participate in creating a new holiday ritual of togetherness as hyphenated Americans. A display of giant digital
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Ballet Hispanico’s founding director Tina Ramirez created an artistic haven in the early 70s for Latino communities in New York City. Now, 50 years later, her company and school of dance have become one of the world’s most innovative and diverse contemporary dance companies. Ramirez stated from the company’s inception,”
The blackbox, at its core, is an emergent space. It’s a space for discovery, for experimentation; a space for asking the unanswerable questions and trying our hardest to come up with not answers, but even more questions to follow. It’s no wonder that it’s the go-to spot for boundary-breaking performances
BalletX presented a wonderfully musical concert Wednesday evening at the opening performance of the company’s Fall Series at the Wilma Theater. Three new works by a diverse group of talented choreographers showcased the versatility, technical excellence, and engaging personalities of the company’s dancers. There has been a great amount of
Mijkalena (Mijka) Smith, dancer; Sonali Singh, bassoon & voice; Michnari Robinson, brasses; and Aaron Pond, horn, voice, flutes, and little instruments, make up the Mijkalena Smith Quartet. Lively and exuberant, their work together softens and crescendos with presence alongside one another. Mijkalena is the first to appear in the room,
