BONUS PROGRAMMING: FESTIVAL OF DANCE
Partner event featuring Dancing Legacy Ensemble as Guest Artists
Saturday, March 20 at 7:00PM eastern

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All events are free and open to the public

Visit the Brown Festival of Dance Web Site for more information
about the dance concerts, workshops, masterclasses, panel discussions, and more.


Dance Common

Saturday, November 7, 2020
All times USA Eastern
All activities on Zoom

Master Class with Julie Adams Strandberg
11:00am - 12:00pm
celebrating individuals connecting in the same time across cyberspace

Village Etude Workshop
12:00pm - 1:00pm
exploring this Repertory Etude's unique development process as well as learning some steps from the dance ~ "Village Etude" draws upon Israeli folk dance and is "user-friendly" for anyone who wants to move to music

Residency Showcase
2:00pm
a show and tell of RepEtude projects led by members of the Dancing Legacy Network

Sponsors Reception
immediately following the Showcase
event sponsors are invited for gently facilitated conversation with performers, presenters, and members of the Dancing Legacy Network
Dance Common
$25.00 - General Admission
$35.00 - Event Sponsor (boost your support and attend the Sponsors Reception)

​Dance Repertory as Shared Knowledge:
The Individual and The Community

​Sundays: November 8, 2020, January 10, 2021, March 14, 2021
11am - 12:30pm USA Eastern Time
​All sessions on Zoom

After a moving and stimulating pilot version in the summer of 2020, the Dance Repertory as Shared Knowledge mini-course returns with a new edition for the 20-21 season entitled, "The Individual and The Community." Our treasured trio—Carolyn Adams, Mary Anne Santos Newhall, and Julie Adams Strandberg—will again lead participants through the viewing and investigation of iconic dances. Studying five 20th century works, the mini-course will examine how choreographers integrate text, music and the visual arts into their work; how dance can help to build, demonstrate, and sustain community in myriad ways including the relationship between vernacular dance and concert dance; and how choreography has been crafted to represent the individual in the city. The underlying theme across the three sessions will be: finding common ground in a time of great change.
Dance Rep Course
$40.00 (for remaining two classes)