Dance

The Japanese Club is hosting the legendary Stuart Patton of Burlington Taiko for a large Taiko workshop! Taiko, or large barrel drums, is a Japanese traditional drumming style, full of movement and amazing noise culminating in an unforgettable musical performance—and here’s your chance to try the art form out! Wear clothes easy to move in :)

Speak: Mental Health When? Crossroads Café @ 5:30pm, Tuesday February 2nd What? Poetry and spoken word performances about mental health. Bring and share your own work or simply come listen and look at the installation of student quotes, facts, and resources in Crossroads. Also make sure to check out go/mentalhealth for personal narratives, and share your own (anonymously).

By Octavio Hingle-Webster ’17, Mandy Kimm ’17, Vladimir Kremenovic ’17, Lorena Neira ’17, and Andrew Pester ’17 Senior dance majors researching choreography and performance examine the intersection of contemporary choreography with their varied additional disciplines to create an evening as diverse and layered as their intellectual pursuits. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Tickets: $12/10/6; on sale April 17

By Octavio Hingle-Webster ’17, Mandy Kimm ’17, Vladimir Kremenovic ’17, Lorena Neira ’17, and Andrew Pester ’17 Senior dance majors researching choreography and performance examine the intersection of contemporary choreography with their varied additional disciplines to create an evening as diverse and layered as their intellectual pursuits. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Tickets: $12/10/6; on sale April 17

Senior Thesis Dance Concert by Sky Williams/Celeste Allen ‘16 and Otto Pierce ‘16 Two seniors examine the intersection of contemporary choreography with their varied additional disciplines—environmental studies, sociology, and anthropology—to create an evening as diverse and layered as their intellectual pursuits. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Buy Tickets: $12 Public/$10 Middlebury ID holders/$6 Middlebury students

Senior Thesis Dance Concert by Sky Williams/Celeste Allen ‘16 and Otto Pierce ‘16 Two seniors examine the intersection of contemporary choreography with their varied additional disciplines—environmental studies, sociology, and anthropology—to create an evening as diverse and layered as their intellectual pursuits. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Buy Tickets: $12 Public/$10 Middlebury ID holders/$6 Middlebury students

Join us for a screening of David Bernabo’s Food Systems documentary in Diego Thompson’s Sociology of Food and Agricultural Systems Course. Maree ReMalia and her Pittsburgh-based collaborators, The Drop Ins, are melding their creative fields spanning dance, sound, visual art, photography, and film to develop movement scores and interactive installations that invite the community to engage in playful, creative ways alongside them to offer a means of expressing and interacting through various mediums while actively engaging questions of resiliency, connectivity, and sustainable well-being.

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.