Everyone Dance

 

photo of Idea Reid by Julia Discenza

Everyone Dance is back!
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of inclusive dance performances.

May 22
12,30-1,30pm
Columbia University’s Miller Theatre
2960 Broadway (b/w 116th & 117th streets)
Free Admission w/ reservation

To reserve tickets click HERE

Let's come together to celebrate diversity, unity, and of course, dance! Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just love to groove, this event is for you. Get ready to move, laugh, and make new friends on the dance floor. Let's spread joy and positivity through the power of dance. Mark your calendars!

Program:
Prodigal Daughter, excerpt
 
Choreography, Costume, & Lighting Design: Thy-Lan Alcalay 
Performers: Thy-Lan Alcalay, Idea Reid, Abigail Mankin, Grace Woleck, Sarah Ashkin, Noa Kamiya Sound Designer: MESA 

“A Black Hole is Everything a Star Longs to Be” - Kara Walker 
Choreography: Marjani-Forte Saunders in collaboration with Idea Reid 
Performer: Idea Reid 
Music: I Won’t Complain by Rev. Paul Jones and Empty Grail by Vernon Reid 

Serenity
Choreography: Jamel Mills  
Performers: Jamel Mills, Wayne Rogers, Letitia Mendez
Music: Serenity by Journey to Ix

Mime Dance
Choreographed and performed by Nadirah Walker and Enrique Viera
Music: Overnight/Lemonde by Richard Carter

The Rhythm of Life
Choreography: Holly Cruz
Performed by AHRC NYC’s Our Broadway!
Music: Rhythm of Life from Sweet Charity (sung live)

Untitled
Choreography: Kareem Harris
Performers: AHRC NYC Dancers
Music: Last Last by Burna Boy

Audience dance party led by Ervine Haskins w AHRC NYC Dancers

Everyone Dance is made possible in part, by the National Endowment for the Arts, the West Harlem Development Corporation, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

SND's EVERYONE DANCE program, developed by Stefanie Nelson in 2014 in collaboration with AHRC NYC, a disabilities service organization, provides creative environments for dancers with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Manhattan.

Stefanie Nelson