THREE PERFORMANCES ONLY!
Thursday, February 9 through Saturday, February 11
8pm each evening
in the UMBC Theater

BDP is cooking up a fabulous mix of works this season, highlighting the creativity of award-winning artistic directors Doug Hamby and Carol Hess, "two of the most exciting choreographers in Maryland" Come see the stunning dancing of Sandra lacy, plus choreography and performances by acclaimed guest artists Adrienne Clancy, Hallie Dalsimer, James Hansen, and Eran David P. Hanlon. Find out more about the company at www.baltimoredanceproject.com.

FEATURED WORKS:

Double Play - Carol Hess' new duet for a man and a woman to music by vibrant "breakcore" composer Venetian Snares. Veering away from conventional partnering, the dancers pursue a relationship of "equals" through contrapuntal structures, spatial orientations and supports

Past/Forward - Doug Hamby's new group work bringing the modern dance of 2012 together with the modern dance of the past. Live dancers perform with archival silent dance films of the 1950's to a new score by Ferdinand Maisel.

memories of walking on the moon- Hallie Dalsimer's solo borne of the vulnerability that comes with taking responsibility for oneself.

Lovely (excerpts)- James Hansen's humorous trio featuring text from the classic television show The Newlywed Game performed at Jacob's pillow in 2011

Drift - a new duet performed and choreographed by Adrienne Clancy and Sandra Lacy to music by Michael Wall

TICKETS: $20 general, $10 students/seniors
at www.MissionTix.com for credit card purchases (410-752-8950)
or UMBC for cash or check/reservations (410-455-6240)

Don't miss the Fall Dance Showcase Thursday December 8 through Saturday December 10. There's some impressive work by talented student choreographers and beautiful dancing. Students in the Repertory class will perform a new work by Artist-In-Residence Hallie Dalsimer. Details: Show starts at 8 pm each evening in Fine Arts Building Studio 317. $12 general admission $7 students and seniors. For information and reservations, call the Dance Box Office at 410-455-6240, or click here to reserve your ticket. Tickets must be picked up by 7:30pm. Children under 6 will not be admitted.

The UMBC Dance Department presents the Senior Dance Concert on Friday and Saturday, November 18 and 19 at 8pm in the Fine Arts Building Dance Space, Room 317.

The concert features works by seven up and coming choreographers - Samantha Baccaglini, Nicole Borguno, Ravae Duhaney, Brie Helmlinger, Paige Khoury, Desiree Koontz-Nachtrieb, and Kevin Truitt. These works delve into into diverse choreographic processes and investigate a variety of concepts from abstract themes to interior human issues. The movement exploration is rich and high-powered blending many styles of modern, ballet, jazz and contemporary.

Tickets are available in advance or at the door for $12 (general) and $7 (student/senior) and can be purchased in the Dance Department Office located in Fine Arts 467C. Children under 6 will not be admitted. Ticket reservations can be made here. Reservations must be picked up no later than 7:30pm.

The InterArts Series presents Catherine Cabeen and Company at 8:00 pm on Friday and Saturday, September 23 and 24 in Fine Arts 317.
"Tall and long-limbed, with a beautiful line and gorgeously arched feet, Ms. Cabeen is her own greatest asset." (New York Times)
Click here for ticket information.