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Renowned for its innovation, creativity, and preservation of predominantly African-American traditions in dance, Philadanco is now celebrating their 50th anniversary season under founder and artistic director Joan Myers Brown. This performance for young audiences and their families showcases a rich and varied program of some of their most powerful works by today’s most exciting contemporary choreographers: Between the Lines (choreographed by Francisco Gella with music by Philip Glass and Gidon Kramer), Endangered Species (choreographed by Anthony Burrell with music by Darryl Hoffman and Max Richter), and Enemy Behind the Gates (choreographed by Christopher Huggins with music by Steve Reich).
After the performance- join us for an exclusive worksop led by the company.
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Saturday, January 25, 2020 at 2:00 pm Clark Studio Theater
Tickets to this performance are available exclusively to members at the Associate ($500) level and above. Members receive an access code by email. Please contact [email protected] with questions.
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Endangered Species
Choreographed by Anthony Burrell
Music by Darryl Hoffman & Max Richter
Lighting Design by Clifton Taylor
Costume Design by Emilio Sosa
Enemy Behind the Gates
Choreographed by Christopher Huggins
Music by Steve Reich
Lighting Design by William H. Grant, III
Costume Design by Christopher Huggins
Between The Lines
Choreographed by Francsico Gella
Music by Philip Glass and Gidon Kramer
Lighting Design by Nick Kolin
Costume Design by Natasha Guruleva
This engagement of PHILADANCO! is funded through the Mid Atlantic Tours Program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment of the Arts.
