ACDA and Spring Concerts
It’s already March which means that the American College Dance Association (ACDA) annual conference and the Dance Program spring concerts are right around the corner.
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The Lunchbox Series Spring 2022
NC State Dance’s Spring 2022 Lunchbox Series contains five 45-minute discussions from 12 until 12:45 p.m. which are dedicated to looking deeper into the world of dance.
Fall 2021 Concert Reflection
Stewart Theatre—the first indoor dance concert for the two companies in almost two years.
Dance Program Current Events: November 2021 Update
Panoramic Dance Project and the State Dance Company are gearing up for their Fall Concert on November 11 and 12, 2021.
A Look Back at Our Drive-Up Concert in April 2021
On April 21, 2021, on Centennial Campus East, the Dance Program presented an evening of live dance! The outdoor, drive-up performance sold out in a matter of days.
Introducing NC State Community’s Immigration Stories
The Dance Program and Arts NC State teamed up to create an online project entitled NC State Community’s Immigration Stories.
Checking In With Some of our NC State Dance Program Alumni
To kick off the start of the spring semester, we checked in with a few of our recent NC State Dace Program graduates on Instagram to see what they were up to!
Dance Program Featured in Walter Magazine’s “50 Ways Triangle Companies Have Given Back During the COVID-19 Pandemic”
Have you read Walter Magazine’s May/June E-Magazine? If not, check it out online and look for their article, “50 Ways Triangle Companies Have Given Back During the COVID-19 Pandemic” to see the NC State Dance Program!
State Dance Company Experiences “Technology, Assessment, and Artistry” at NCDEO Conference
A large aspect of training with the NC State Dance Program is having the opportunity to travel and perform in a variety of different conferences and venues. On February 22, 2020, the State Dance Company
NC State Dancers Begin New Semester with Artist Residencies
In an old warehouse in downtown Durham, nine dancers, dressed in pantaloons and antique blouses, gathered to film footage for an upcoming screendance, Sweat. Prior to this, the dancers had spent over a dozen hours that very same weekend working with a choreographer to bring the project to fruition from beginning to end.