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Dec
3
Dec
10

End of Semester Showings – Fall 2024

A series of public events to see what our students have been working on during their fall semester! Performance Dates Tickets Admission to all Department of…

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Dec
4

Dance, Life & In Between

A dance independent study piece by Star Yang ’25 It’s going to be a piece about our shared experience through dance as a person, as…

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Dec
5
Dec
6

The Living Room

Revenge, I Suppose features performative and choreographic thesis work of Dance Major, Adelle Welch ’25.

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Dec
7

AUDITION NOTICE: Christina Robson’s repertory piece

We welcome all dance students to audition for Christina Robson’s repertory cast for the Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert 2025. Auditions for this work will…

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Jan
25
2025

BRKFST Dance Company, STORMCLUTTER

The 10 year old ensemble from Minneapolis, BRKFST, combines breaking and contemporary dance in a way that “makes you see both differently” (Minnpost). Their unique…

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Feb
12
2025
Feb
13

My Love Is Like Eternity

Out to Dry features the performative and choreographic thesis work of Dance Major Lola Buczkowski ’25.

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Mar
6
2025
Mar
10

The Seagull by Anton Chekhov

Konstantin is a young playwright struggling with his artistic identity and complicated relationship with his famous actor mother, Arkadina.

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Mar
27
2025
Mar
31

Body Awareness by Annie Baker

It’s Body Awareness Week on a Vermont college campus and Phyllis, the organizer, and her partner, Joyce, are hosting one of the guest artists in their home: Frank, a photographer famous for his female nude portraits.

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Apr
4
2025
Apr
6

Marcy Plavin Spring Dance Concert

Celebrating the legacy of Marcy Plavin, the founder of the Bates College dance program, this concert features original choreographies by nationally renowned Bates Dance Festival artists-in-residence Gesel Mason, BRKFST Dance Company, Christina Robson, and Assistant Professor Tristan Koepke.