Reflection, Symposium
Roell Schmidt
The Embodying Rhythm Symposium by Sophie ...

“With wonderful presentations about the tradition and history of rhythm from different experiences, personal understandings, and cultures, I was able to unlock new ideas and grow my previous ideas of what embodying rhythm can mean.” - Sophie Daker 

The Embodying Rhythm Symposium by Sophie Daker
Reflection, Symposium
Roell Schmidt
Embodying Rhythm: Dance Symposium Reflection by ...

“The exceptional line up of guests offered in depth presentations or physicalized practices for participants to embody.”

Embodying Rhythm: Dance Symposium Reflection by Malika Okot
Reflection, Symposium
Roell Schmidt
Experiencing Time / Embodying Rhythm Symposium ...

“Being presented with perspectives and context I wouldn’t otherwise have on topics that are important to the evolution and roots of dance helped me to expand my personal scope of interest and exploration. “

Experiencing Time / Embodying Rhythm Symposium Reflection by J. Stephens
Presented companies, Press, The Dance Center, Latest
Jane Jerardi
Onstage front-runners: Our critics select a few ...

“…fall is afoot, and so are some of the most exciting live performances of the year…” Chicago Reader critics select a few promising performances for the months ahead including Mythili Prakash’s She’s Auspicious

Onstage front-runners: Our critics select a few promising performances for the months ahead.
Presented companies, Press, The Dance Center, Latest
Jane Jerardi
Catharsis and Community: A Preview of “She’s ...

Newcity's Sharon Hoyer interviews Mythili Prakash: "How are powerful women celebrated? Who defines what that power should look like? These are just a couple of the many questions Mythili Prakash explores in her evening-length dance “She’s Auspicious”...

Catharsis and Community: A Preview of “She’s Auspicious” at the Dance Center of Columbia College

chicago

, , , ,

On the Ground

, , , ,
On the Ground

Expanding our blog to take the pulse on our dance communities

In 2021, through the support of The Walder Foundation, we were able to expand the On the Ground series on our blog. We checked in on the dance communities in our city and beyond by taking the pulse of the moment during the covid pandemic. On the Ground became an online dance journal-magazine that featured interviews with Chicago dance artists, shared work from virtual residencies that we hosted with choreographers, and took deep dives into our video archives.