2015-16 Season

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In this communal workshop, Gutierrez will guide participants through interactive experiences that unearth his interests in presence, turbulence, group power, individual agency, queer answers to straight questions, the conflict of having expressive capabilities, and the weirdness of living in a body among other bodies.

Guest choreographer Dean Moss, 2015-2017 Arts Fellow Pavel Zuštiak, and 2015-2016 Hodder Fellow Beth Gill showcase and discuss their works in progress.

The Lewis Center for the Arts’ Program in Dance at Princeton University announced the professional choreographers whose work will be performed at the annual Princeton Dance Festival, an event that will move from its traditional February presentation to December 4 through 6, 2015. Princeton students will perform repertory works by Trisha Brown and Bill T. Jones, along with new works by Loni Landon, Dean Moss, Jimena Paz, and Brian Reeder.

Dance faculty/choreographer Rebecca Lazier welcomes 7 dancers and choreographers from 3 countries for an exciting series of events

Students working in dance, writing, theater, or visual art show their new interdisciplinary work developed under faculty mentorship

Dance seniors present their own new choreography and perform repertory works by master choreographers

A new dance-theater piece exploring W.E.B. Du Bois' idea of double/dual consciousness

How do we as movement practitioners train and strengthen the mind and body for healing in resistance to oppressive structures and systems? How does self care and personal meditation support and prepare us for site-based and theatrical radical performance making? In this workshop, Jaamil Kosoko shares his personal mission and practice for performance making.

A new, interactive performance work incorporating dance, sculpture, music and text/language that explores being “other” by senior Bree White