New York-based dancer, choreographer, and educator Chanel DaSilva will lead a modern dance master class...

OMO NAIJA RESIDENCY WEEK: FEBRUARY 25-MARCH 2!... Read more about Omo Naija in Residence at Harvard Dance Center

There's no better way to finish off the week than by dancing it out in a Harvard Dance Center Cypher! Join us this ...

Featuring a cast of leading Nigerian actresses, HEAR WORD! Naija Woman Talk True is inspired by multi-generational stories of inequality and transformation. 

Presented by: American Repertory Theater... Read more about HEAR WORD! Naija Woman Talk True

Choreographer Peter Chu creates works that push the physical bounds of movement with contrasting sharp and liquid-like energy that expands, contracts, isolates, and undulates. Partnering exchanges and an innate wisdom of the body & mind play significant roles in Chu’s works. He is a dance maker inspired by the temporal nature of emotions experienced within movement enmeshed with striking imagery to provoke thought.... Read more about Peter Chu Master Class

An exciting opportunity for a special Gaga Sunday is being offered at Harvard Dance Center on Sunday, December 17!  Bobbi Jene Smith, former dancer with the Batsheva Dance Company, is offering a free Gaga/...

Pairs of AMOC artists from various disciplines face off against one another in three rounds of virtuosity. 

A Study on Effort explores connections between sound, body, and duration. An hour-long dialogue between dancer Bobbi Jene Smith (formerly of Tel Aviv’s Batsheva Dance Company and subject of Bobbi Jene, the Tribeca Film Festival’s 2017 award winner for Best Documentary) and violinist Keir GoGwilt (soloist with the Chinese National Symphony, the Orquesta Filarmónica de Santiago, and others; Harvard ’13), the piece transposes different physical and emotional tasks between music and...

A Study on Effort explores connections between sound, body, and duration. An hour-long dialogue between dancer Bobbi Jene Smith (formerly of Tel Aviv’s Batsheva Dance Company and subject of Bobbi Jene, the Tribeca Film Festival’s 2017 award winner for Best Documentary) and violinist Keir GoGwilt (soloist with the Chinese National Symphony, the Orquesta Filarmónica de Santiago, and others; Harvard ’13), the piece transposes different physical and emotional tasks between music and movement, finding pleasure at the boundaries of the two artistic disciplines.

Presented by: A.R.T. as part of the Run AMOC! Festival... Read more about Run AMOC! Festival: A Study on Effort