The Fall Dance Concert features original student work from DANC360, Choreography and Performance, directed by Laurel Jenkins. Dancers new to the Middlebury stage will perform in the NewComers piece choreographed by Christal Brown! Lighting designs by Bert Crosby and Karen Newton.
Visit the Middlebury Box Office for tickets.
Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre
Open to the Public
SLMDances is a New York City based dance-theater collective that works in communities to organize for gender and racial justice. In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr, SLMDances’ creative partners and artistic director Sydnie Mosley will offer a three-hour workshop open to students, faculty, staff and administrators.
Coalition Building and Collaboration:
Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre
Open to the PublicAll events listed are open to the public and are FREE unless otherwise indicated. For further information, call 802-443-3136. Join the MAC’s electronic mailing list.
Tickets and information available at the Box Offices:
Mahaney Arts Center and McCullough Student Center
802-443-MIDD (6433)
Before each show, Box Office Manager Leeeza Robbins emails everyone in a dance or theatre class so they can order comps in advance. Complimentary tickets are NOT available on the day of the performance.
Everyone enrolled in a dance or theatre class, as well as dance majors, may get a total of one comp ticket for each program-sponsored performance.
If a student is participating in a dance, they can get a total of two tickets.
Tickets are NOT cumulative—each student can receive only up to two tickets per show, no matter their involvement.
The only exception is if the student is doing their senior work; Leeeza will work with the student directly for up to four (4) tickets per performance.
If the student has any questions about the policy, email the Box Office Manager Leeeza Robbins at robbinsl@middlebury.edu.
The Dance Department works closely with Middlebury’s Performing Arts Series (PAS), Vermont’s longest-running performance series. In addition to sharing our spaces, PAS brings notable dance artists to campus who often join our classes and interact with our students and faculty.
