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Co•Lab Dance Gets a New Season

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There will be another season of American Ballet Theatre dancer Lauren Post’s Co•Lab Dance this summer. Post’s initiative has been offered an Artist Residency at the illustrious Kaatsbaan International Dance Center in Tivoli, NY.

Choreographers and dancers will stay and work at Kaatsbaan for two weeks to rehearse and create the new program. The program’s first show will be at Kaatsbaan, with two more performances in New York City to follow at Manhattan Movement and Arts Center on September 6th and 7th, 2019.

This year, Post’s initiative will welcome choreographers Danielle Rowe, Gemma Bond, and Xin Ying. Post tells us, “We are so excited to be continuing and expanding Co•Lab Dance for a second season.”

Dance Data Project’s team will share more news and media in upcoming months as the program develops.

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