Page 19 - Dance Program News Today

Beginning with a Spring concert by WT choral programs, the university has plenty of events of note to attend coming up this month.

As the annual spring dance between fauna and flora begins to play out across campus, the Dance Program prepares for a spring concert of its own: ChoreoLab. The annual performance showcases original works from both Dance faculty and Duke students.

Admission to the concert is free and open to the public; however, donations to support the TAMIU Dance Program are encouraged.

UAA Dance in Concert Retrospective 2023 performs from the atrium to other galleries located museum-wide for First Friday, April 7. This annual and final event produced by the UAA Dance

Plus there’ll plenty of art and music associated with First Friday art events around town.

M.A.D.D. Rhythms, Chicago's premier tap collective, continues its 22nd year with the Company's debut at the historic Auditorium Theatre, April 22, the return of National Tap Day Weekend, May 20 and 21, monthly tap jams, community events, classes and more.

With Easter right around the corner, children in Queens had a chance to celebrate early the second annual Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the NYPD Community Affairs

Anchorage, Alaska (KINY) - UAA Dance in Concert Retrospective 2023 performs from the atrium to other galleries located museum-wide for First Friday, April 7.

The San Francisco company’s dancing marries ferocity to precision with an Amy Seiwert world premiere and the enduringly fascinating “Triangulating Euclid.”

Fine photos An exhibition by members of the Westmoreland Photographers Society will open with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Latrobe Art Center, 819 Ligonier St. It will run through April 28. The show will feature about 60 images from amateur and professional photographers, including fine