• Jano Cohen “Snow Falling On Waves” PDP Presents 2010/Local Dance History Project
  • Lisa Kraus, Vicky Shick, Eva Karczag  “Red Thread” PDP Presents 2010
  • Michael Biello & Dan Martin, Ishmael Houston-Jones “What We’re Made Of” PDP Pres
  • Local Dance History Project Arists PDP Presents 2010 photo by JJ Tiziou
  • Jennifer Monson PDP guest Artist Wissahickon Charter School 2009
  • SCUBA 2011 Artist workshop Jumatatu Poe
  • Shinichi Iova Koga/Inkboat SCUBA  2009 Photo by: Steven A. Gunthe
  • Miguel Gutierrez  “Big Mess”  Workshop PDP Presents 2008
  • Arena Dances PDP Presents 2009 photo by Eric Saulitis
  • Taryn Griggs and Chris Yon PDP Presents 2010 photo by Brian Mengini
  • Kathleen Hermesdorf  Workshop PDP Presents 2008
  • Dance Tag 2011
  • Ben Levy/Levy Dance PDP Presents 2008 photo by Bryan Davis
  • Jose Navarrete SCUBA
  • Christopher Williams workshop
  • Ray Chung PDP Contact Improv Festival
  • Salt Horse SCUBA 2009 photo by David Reuter
  • Ray Chung PDP Contact Improv Festival
  • Ellen Gerdes  Dance TAG 2010
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Supporting contemporary dance through projects that encourage artists and audiences to more fully participate and engage in the experience and pursuit of dance as an evolving form.

 

SCUBA 2014  CALL FOR ARTISTS:

Application Due Date  Monday, June 10, 2013.

 
Thanks to all the wonderful artists and audiences who participated in 

PDP Presents DANCE UP CLOSE 2013!

January 
CHRISTOPHER WILLAMS & GREGORY SPEARS  “WOLF-IN-SKINS”   

Audience Survey comments:
I thought about the story a lot behind the dance. I really enjoyed the plot of the piece, and loved the choreography. It was very unique and engaging. – Terrific - I loved the beautiful solos in particular - it was breathtaking - LOVE these dancers! - the choreography for the non-dancer opera singers was awesome. Inventive - The work demanded my attention from the start - Christopher Williams is a fabulous, creative force. I would love to see more of his work - Overall the quality of the work was outstanding, something I would have expected to see at Lincoln Center  - Learned it will be finished and presented next year. Can’t wait.


Philadelphia Inquirer, Merilyn Jackson reviewer: “If dance is looking for new directions, I say one way to go is on this lush, sensual, and primal path “  Read Full Review here
Read Full preview by David Patrick Stern in our Blog here.
 

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