Events

Spring Dance Festival: Resonance

Event Overview

Location

Hearst Dance Theater, Lewis Arts complex

Admission

Free tickets required

The 2024 Spring Dance Festival, Resonance, features new choreographic works by seniors Isabel Kingston (performed by Kingston along with Mary Burdick ’26, Ella Colby ’26, Olivia Kasule ’26, Charlotte Kingston ’26, Sally Menaker ’26, Madison Qualls ’25, and Clara Toujas ’25) and Chris Park (performed by Park along with Derin Arat ’26, Anna Borodianski ’25, Kathy Li ’24, Madalyn Mejia ’26, Olivia Taylor ’26, and Annie Townsend ’26); a new ballet work choreographed by Gabrielle Lamb performed by seniors Laura Haubold and Vivian Li; a new solo work by Benjamin Akio Kimitch performed by senior Julia Zhou; a new solo work by Brian Brooks performed by Haley Baird-Dibble; and a new solo work by Kenichi Kasamatsu performed by Zi Liu. The Festival includes works in contemporary Chinese dance, ballet, hip-hop, and contemporary dance.

Tickets & Details

The performances are free and open to the public; free tickets required.

Get tickets through University Ticketing

Photo Gallery

Six dancers in black outfits with reflective stripes running to the audience's right side of the stage

Photo by Larry Levanti

A dancer in a black dress stands on a dimly lit stage with her body twisted to her right and her right up pointing up in front of her and her left arm behind her pointing down

Photo by Larry Levanti

Two dancers on a lowly lit stage, one wearing green and the other wearing red. The dancer in green stands behind the other who has one leg outstretched and the other underneath her

Photo by Larry Levanti

A group of dancers huddled close together perform in a dark red light

Photo by Larry Levanti

A dancer in orange clothes on a dark stage stands on one foot with her other leg crossed over her leg and her arms horizontal pointed to her right

Photo by Larry Levanti

A dancer sits in a chair with her upper body leaning to her left, her right arm touching the left side of her face, and her left arm outstretched

Photo by Larry Levanti

A solitary dancer on a dark stage performs in an elegant costume

Photo by Larry Levanti

Directions

Get directions to the Hearst Dance Theater, located on the Forum level of the Lewis Arts complex.

Accessibility

symbol for wheelchair accessibilityaccess symbol for amplified sound or assistive hearing devicesaccess symbol for open captioning, two white O C lettersThe Hearst Dance Theater is an accessible venue equipped with an assistive listening system. The performance on March 29 will feature open/live captioning (CART). Visit our Venues and Studios section for accessibility information about the arts complex. Guests in need of access accommodations are asked to contact the Lewis Center at LewisCenter@princeton.edu at least one week prior to the event date.

 

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  • Program in Dance

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