Saturday March 26th 8:00 PM
Armstrong Center for Dance, 1075 Santa Fe Dr. Denver
An “Evening of Dance“, co-curated by choreographers Caitlin Brozna-Smith & Lauren Beale, will be an interpretation of this year’s festival theme, “Ghosts of Us”, and the methods by which women convey art and expression in our society. From Belly Dance to contemporary and
From Belly Dance to contemporary and Dance Movement Therapy to tap dance, each style carries with it the wisdom gained from the trials and triumphs from generations of women who created these dances to express and reflect our growth. Art by those brave souls who have come before us! The dancers’ bodies are conduits for creativity, passion, perseverance, and their generosity of spirit allows us to experience these things with them.
Choreographers  met last February, to collaborate and network; showing pieces they had created, inspired by the theme Ghosts of Us. At that time, they received feedback from peers had 30 days to incorporate the suggestions/put the finishing touches on the piece, and this weekend is the final product. Saturday, the dance will culminate in community dialogue about the choreographed pieces and how they can serve as our guides by reminding us of the limitless capabilities of the human heart.
The 2016 Athena Project Arts Festival, being held since March 4 until April 10, includes a Jazz Festival to celebrate women in Jazz, an evening of dance with choreographers and art installations, among many of the activities and events that will take place. Read more information about the plays, dance shows, visual arts displays, fashion, music, pop-art performances and more.
The works will be premiered at the studio space at the Armstrong Center for Dance followed by a community dialogue and reception.
Tickets $15
$12 for students/seniors/military
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Join Bella Diva Dance Studio and the Athena Project Arts Festival 2016 this weekend.
