Events

The Dance Company Middlebury Pre-Semester Workshop is an immersive introduction to the season’s creative process, centered on the question What is a body? Dancing Outside the Lines. Dancers engage in a rigorous and exploratory practice that moves between structure and exploration, working collaboratively to build, reshape, and refine movement. The workshop establishes a shared language and creative approach for the ensemble.

The workshop is open to all students. Participation is required for dancers selected to be part of Dance Company Middlebury.

The Dance Company Middlebury Pre-Semester Workshop is an immersive introduction to the season’s creative process, centered on the question What is a body? Dancing Outside the Lines. Dancers engage in a rigorous and exploratory practice that moves between structure and exploration, working collaboratively to build, reshape, and refine movement. The workshop establishes a shared language and creative approach for the ensemble.

The workshop is open to all students. Participation is required for dancers selected to be part of Dance Company Middlebury.

The Dance Company Middlebury Pre-Semester Workshop is an immersive introduction to the season’s creative process, centered on the question What is a body? Dancing Outside the Lines. Dancers engage in a rigorous and exploratory practice that moves between structure and exploration, working collaboratively to build, reshape, and refine movement. The workshop establishes a shared language and creative approach for the ensemble.

The workshop is open to all students. Participation is required for dancers selected to be part of Dance Company Middlebury.

Mahaney Arts Center, Dance Theatre

The Dance Department invites you to join our pizza welcome event to meet the faculty & staff and hear about whats happening this semester from 6-7pm. 

From 7-8pm you can audition for the Fall Dance Concert! 

Choreographer Rachel Siegel presents “Unconditional Love.” This feminist dance performance explores eating disorders, patriarchy, capitalism, and racism. It is also a celebration of body liberation, pleasure, dancing alone in the mirror, eating mangoes, and shaking off that which binds us. During a time when body fascism and control is increasingly normalized, this performance is a way to push back through collective feminist resistance in the form of creativity and self love.