Dance

This night of new dance works showcases the choreography of emerging student dance artists at the intermediate and advanced elvels, and the annual Newcomers’ Piece, choreographed this year by Gabriel Forestieri. This dynamic evening of ideas in motion is directed by Forestieri and Paloma McGregor in collaboration with the choreographers. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Tickets $12/10/6; on sale November 14

This night of new dance works showcases the choreography of emerging student dance artists at the intermediate and advanced levels, and the annual Newcomers’ Piece, choreographed this year by Maree ReMalia. This dynamic evening of ideas in motion is directed by Scotty Hardwig in collaboration with the choreographers. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Tickets: $12/10/6; on sale November 16

This night of new dance works showcases the choreography of emerging student dance artists at the intermediate and advanced levels, and the annual Newcomers’ Piece, choreographed this year by Maree ReMalia. This dynamic evening of ideas in motion is directed by Scotty Hardwig in collaboration with the choreographers. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Tickets: $12/10/6; on sale November 16

One night only! The Dance Program spotlights samples of faculty choreography, featuring works by Gabriel Forestieri, Scotty Hardwig, Paloma McGregor, Maree ReMalia, and Lida Winfield. Tickets: $12/10/6

The Dance Program offers samples of faculty choreography, featuring works by Christal Brown, Scotty Hardwig, Tzveta Kassabova, and Katie Martin. The program is approximately 1 hour, 40 minutes including one intermission. This performance contains adult content and partial nudity, and is for mature audiences only. Tickets: $12 Public/$10 middelbury ID holder/$6 Middlebury Students

The Dance Program offers samples of faculty choreography, featuring works by Christal Brown, Scotty Hardwig, Tzveta Kassabova, and Katie Martin. The program is approximately 1 hour, 40 minutes including one intermission. This performance contains adult content and partial nudity, and is for mature audiences only. Tickets: $12 Public/$10 middelbury ID holder/$6 Middlebury Students

Maree ReMalia and her Pittsburgh-based collaborators present Landing/Shifting: Drop In, a series of interactive and participatory installations and performances that invite all members of the community to “drop in.” These events use dance, visual art, sound, and video to explore the ways creative experiences foster resiliency, connectivity, and sustainable well-being. This first event will play with movement scores and installation concepts in conjunction with Katie Martin’s Dance Improvisation class. Sponsored by The Andrew W.

See excerpts from Border/Zones, a new work under development for performance in January. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Free

DCM shares an informal showing of their program From Somewhere, to be premiered in January. Sponsored by the Dance Program. Free

Led by Michael J. Morris in Lida Winfield’s Creative Process class, this workshop provides an introduction to butoh as a resource for creative process, specifically for accessing potentially unfamiliar and unexamined physical possibilities. Butoh is a postmodern Japanese dance form that emerged from the work of Kazuo Ohno and Tatsumi Hijikata in the 1950s. No previous dance experience necessary. Free