Dance

Technique and Composition, DANC0260, students show their choreography with music by the Middlebury Choir,Deborah Felmeth, and Ron Rost. Directed by Laurel Jenkins and lighting by Bert Crosby. 

Join DANC0360 choreographers Tyler Hadar and Samia Sami for an engaging display of a semester’s learning and growing through movement. 

Run time: approximately 60 minutes

$15 – General Public / $10 – Middlebury Faculty, Staff, Valid ID Holders / $8 – Youth (Under 21) / $5 – Middlebury College Students. Visit Middlebury Box Office for Tickets

Join DANC0360 choreographers Tyler Hadar and Samia Sami for an engaging display of a semester’s learning and growing through movement. 

Run time: approximately 60 minutes

$15 – General Public / $10 – Middlebury Faculty, Staff, Valid ID Holders / $8 – Youth (Under 21) / $5 – Middlebury College Students. Visit Middlebury Box Office for Tickets

Dance Company of Middlebury (DCM) is a two-semester (Fall 2024 and JTerm 2025)
commitment that provides students with pre-professional dance and performance
training. As a member of DCM, students create, rehearse, and perform an original
performance in the Fall and tour the work in January. DCM meets six to eight hours
weekly. DCM is limited to sophomores through seniors, by audition. Students must have
taken DANC0260, ‘Technique and Composition’, or be enrolled for the Fall of 2024 to
participate in DCM.

Dance Alumni Takeover
An Alumni Showcase dance concert
Join us for an amazing evening featuring several Dance Alumni sharing their performance work.

Part of the Dance Alumni Takeover, happening April 15-19.
Panel discussion with seven dance alumni regarding their careers in artmaking beyond Middlebury. 

Mahaney Arts Center, Dance Theatre

Part of the Dance Alumni Takeover, happening April 15-19.

Commencement reception for seniors and their families for the departments of Dance, Theatre, Classics & Classical Studies, Literary Studies, Philosophy, Religion, and Education Studies.

An evening of performance from the Dance Department’s Faculty and Staff along with several special guest artists.

As educators, researchers, and members of a fast-paced college community, we often work in static positions that can inhibit our creativity and sense of connection with others. This workshop aims to open up new ways to be in our bodies alone and together. Visiting movement artist Maree ReMalia, who has worked with faculty, staff and students across the disciplines at Middlebury to rave reviews, will facilitate. No particular experience with movement is needed.