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Dancing In Each Other's Shoes
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Dance, Educational Programs
Audience Age
K-8
Urbanity Dance, Boston’s premier contemporary dance company, uses cutting edge contemporary dance to compel its audience to vastly expand its worldview while embracing and celebrating the beauty of individual differences. Drawing from the techniques and traditions of various dance styles including classical ballet, modern, hip hop, and West African, Urbanity dance artists use contemporary dance to communicate a story of empathy, a story of partnership, and a story of emotion. In “Dancing in Each Other’s Shoes,” Urbanity dance artists and the students embark together on a unique dance exploration of compassion, kindness, and respect. This fresh and highly interactive performance celebrates diversity and encourages community. Through the art of movement, Urbanity Dance’s exceptionally engaging dance artists encourage students to foster a fuller understanding of themselves and their relationships. Students will ultimately be inspired and empowered to utilize lessons of self-expression and acceptance in all aspects of their lives.
$740.
Remote Pricing (through the summer):
Audience of up to 300:
Single Show: $740
Back-To-Back: $1,256
Three-In-A-Row: $1,776
Audience of 301-501:
Single Show: $960
Back-To-Back: $1,632
Three-in-A-Row: $2,304
Note: pricing may vary for weekend/out-of-school time
Processing fee of $30 added to all contracts
Regular in-person pricing:
Audience of up to 300:
Single Show: $925
Back-To-Back: $1,570
Three-In-A-Row: $2,220
Audience of 301-501:
Single Show: $1,200
Back-To-Back: $2,040
Three-in-A-Row: $2,880
Travel fee: $100/day
Note: pricing may vary for weekend/out-of-school time
Processing fee of $30 added to all contracts
Group Size
300-500
Program Length
45 minutes
Provisions:
1 reserved parking space
1 microphone
1 speaker hook-up for iPod
5 bottles of water
Arrival time before performance: 30-45 minutes
Strike time: 30 minutes
Time needed between performances: 15 minutes
Teachers should play an active role in ensuring appropriate audience behavior and are requested to sit with their classes. Teachers are further requested not to correct papers during the program. It is distracting to the performers and, we believe, gives students the wrong message about audience courtesy.
Please introduce the performers as a Young Audiences of Massachusetts ensemble.
Last Modified
06/23/2020
Performer’s Contact Information
Young Audiences of Massachusetts (YAMA)
Urbanity Dance89 South Street
Boston, MA 02111
scheduling@yamass.org
https://yamass.org/index.php/artists/urbanity-dance
Preferred Contact Method: Web
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