announcements

teaching & workshops

Creative Movement Class for Kids
(3-5 Years old)
Mondays, 4:00pm - 4:45pm
location: Thurgood Marshall Rm., 80 LaSalle St. @ Morningside Gardens
Spring session begins January 25.

Creative dance in early childhood education corresponds to the fundamental phase of movement development that occurs between the ages of two to seven.

Creative Movement Class for Kids
(5-7 Years old)
Wednesdays, 3:00pm - 4:30pm
location: Hunter Elementary School (after school program)
Spring session: February 2 - June 18

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upcoming performances

Joyce SoHo
Proximity Spiral premiere
March 18-21, 2010
presented in association with Joyce SoHo

A highly charged sensual arena in which power and vulnerability vie for prominence, Proximity Spiral is inspired by the haunting simplicity of the Fibonacci sequence. Hailed for work that is “sensual and sensational” (MV Times),
Nelson’s movement is playful and argumentative, tender and tense, and promises “a wild and bumpy trip” (Dance Insider), set to a sound score featuring original music by Iranian composer Sahand Rahbar, with additional music by Borut Krzisnik and Hugh Mann.  Collaborating artists include filmmaker and Academy Award nominee Joan Schimke-Stein, lighting and set designer Solomon Weisbard, and costume designer Ashley Gardner.
Performers:  Malinda Crump, Katie Federowicz, Jeffrey Kent Jacobs, McKay Montz, Matthew Oaks, Ali Schechter, Ariana Siegel and Yin Yue.

Thursday, March 18 at 8pm (Gala performance)
Friday, March 19 at 8pm (post performance discussion)
Saturday, March 20 at 8pm
Sunday, March 21 at 3pm

Tickets on sale soon: 
$20, $18 (DancePass, seniors, and students with valid ID)
$40 for the Gala Performance, includes refreshments
www.joyce.org or JoyceCharge (212) 242-0800
 
Joyce SoHo is located at 155 Mercer (between Houston & Prince).
N/R/W to Prince, B/D/F/V to Broadway-Lafayette, 6 to Bleecker

Proximity Spiral is made possible in part with public funds from the Fund for Creative Communities, supported by the New York State Council on the Arts and administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.

These performances are also made possible, in part, by The Joyce Theater Foundation, which owns and operates Joyce SoHo.
Additional Support for this work was provided by The Field, Full Sail University, Dance New Amsterdam, and the Fund for Creative Communities sponsored by the LMCC.  


Gravitational Pull
A collaboration between Stefanie Nelson and violinist Regina Sadowski
@ the Bloomingdale school of Music
Sunday, May 23, 2010 @ 3pm
Free admission

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past performances

2010
DNA RAW Directions
0112
February 11-13, 2010
@ Dance New Amsterdam
Featuring Lawrence Goldhuber/BIGMANARTS, Stefanie Nelson, Jesse Phillips-Fein, independentdancemaker | Kara Tatelbaum, and Katy Orthwein.
www.dnadance.org

2009
Women of the 92nd Street Y: History in the Making:
75th Anniversary celebration
Sat, Dec 12, 3pm
Tickets $12
Anabelle Gamson, Naomi Goldberg Haas, Risa Jaroslow, Andrea Miller, Margot Mink Colbert, Stefanie Nelson, Neta Pulvermacher, Leslie Satin, Jill Sigman. Dedicated to Amy Sue Rosen.

Bloomingdale School of Music:
An afternoon of duets with violinist Regina Sadowski
Sunday, November 15, 2009 @ 3 pm -FREE

DanceNOW @ DTW
Fri. Sept 11 at 7:30pm @ DTW
www.dancenownyc.org

Downtown Dance  Festival - August 18th at 12pm and August 21 at 1pm

Festival de la Ciudad  (Mérida, MEXICO)
January 7 & 8, 2009

2008

Baryshnikov Arts Center (NYC)
October - November 7, 2008
Residency and showing of new work

2008 NYC Downtown Dance Festival
August 16 & 22, 2008

 
For more Past Performances please click through to the archive.

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