Performances & Workshops

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People Dancing Touring Packages:

Full Company (Six or More Performers) "Dynamic Dancing", 75 minutes of performance Chamber Company (Three Dancers) "Modern Dance Signatures" or "Blue Moon Dance" Duet (Dancer plus Musician) "Tap & ephemera" or "Treasures from the Sea": Seen at River Days Detroit. Solo Concerts "possible selves" Michigan Humanities Council enables venues and organizations to apply for funding to bring People Dancing directly to you. Visit the Touring Directory for more info. Creative Workshop Options can be added for to any contract Any age from pre-schoolers to seniors are able to dance, make music, tell a story through movement, words, and enjoy resonant art experiences, guided by our seasoned professionals. A workshop enriches the concert dance experience. Booking Now: Tap & ephemera: Jazz, Tap and Modern collide in a smooth fusion, 45 minutes of performance "refreshing energy and creativity! Cool" ...Audience member from Dance Fantastique 2011. Blue Moon Dance: world dance and music for your special event, minimum 30 minutes of performance Carnival of the Animals: A fanciful zoological journey, 35 minutes performance " I think that is a dinosaur?! Yep, definitely a dinosaur!" Custom community-based danceworks and residencies are also available. Inquire today for rates and availability. Link to download tech rider. Link to download promotional pack.

Our Mission "
"Master technique and then forget about it and be natural."
- Anna Pavlova, Ballerina

" I absolutely loved this performance. Being a young adult living in a fast-paced world, many times you don’t have the time to have an active imagination with playful colors, sounds, or stories. Carnival of the Animals really did bring those factors out in this performance. I think the most enjoyable part of the performance was not only the dancers but it was the little children in the audience with me. The children were clapping, giggling and trying to figure out what animal was which. The designs of the costumes and backgrounds meshed quite well. They were simple, colorful yet detailed enough to understand what type of animal one was and where it resided at. For instance, the fish in the water. Their costumes seemed to have ridges in it signifying scales and the background was blueish greenish which place them in water. What was interesting for this particular part of the performance like so many other in this production is the choreography brought the characters more to life. With the fish, it was the delicate movement of the arms and legs that gave off the impression that they were playing in the water. ....It was a great show"

            -Amelia Madden, WSU Graduate 2011