Calendar

Throughout the year, Philadelphia Dance Projects presents stimulating and provocative programs, from performances by renowned independent dance artists and companies to film events, workshops, classes, educational programs, and forums for artists, aspiring artists, and students, all geared toward a broad-based audience.

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Past Events

Danube/Schuykill - 2018 BILATERAL: Budapest/Philadelphia Dance Artists Exchange

October 3, 2018 - 7:00pm

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See all the Budapest guests and former Philly BIL

"Dance Games for Community Building, Part II" with Bethany Formica

April 8, 2018 - 1:00pm

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Building on her successful 2016 TAG workshop on dance games, Bethany Formica returns with a new collection of games that use play and laughter to enliven the body in completely unexpected ways. Join in for dance games that develop community, connection and communication skills, and encourage all players to have a blast. We’ll be fixing traffic jams, making mistakes, and multitasking together.

“Dance Exchange/Toolbox: Strategies for Creating Movement” with Elizabeth Johnson & Jame McCray

March 25, 2018 - 4:00pm

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This workshop will have you moving with meaning, and creating choreography from content. Learn and practice methods for devising original work and generating movement in an environment that cultivates creativity, curiosity, and collaboration. The workshop will focus on tools drawn from the Dance Exchange’s extraordinary toolbox for developing movement and choreography with applications ranging from schools to community work to dance companies.

STRENGTHENING THE BOND: DANCING FOR FAMILY CONNECTION with Marion Ramírez

March 18, 2018 - 1:00pm

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STRENGTHENING THE BOND: DANCING FOR FAMILY CONNECTION with Marion Ramírez

Dawn Pratson, Music Made Visible: Dalcroze Plastique Anime

December 3, 2017 - 1:00pm

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Plastique Animé is the art of interpreting a piece of music in movement in a way that makes the music visible. Coming from the music education approach named after Swiss composer and music educator, Emile Jaques-Dalcroze, called Dalcroze Eurhythmics, plastique animé is a tool for deepening students’ musicianship by embodying the music.