Infinity Dance Company

I love these guys too much. Dance hero's Keneic Kinetic Light

Disability Arts Ensemble Takes Access & Dance to New Heights(ASL, OC, AD, CC)| If Cities Could Dance Meet Kinetic Light, a disability arts ensemble led by disabled artists, as they create a thrilling aerial dance in the San Francisco Bay Area, home of the di...

Man it felt great to go to ballet class. Now I'm making little potions for kiddos!

See Infinity Dance Company here, with Type Dancing, and A Disco Intervention!

Clinton embraces public art: Paint It Back festival returns and new sculptures unveiled Clinton is experiencing an artistic renaissance, with the city embracing public art like never before.

Infinity Dance Company will be performing, Type Dancing by

Clinton embraces public art: Paint It Back festival returns and new sculptures unveiled Clinton is experiencing an artistic renaissance, with the city embracing public art like never before.

"Dance is about happiness, and everybody needs happiness."

If you agree and are ready to make your dance classes a space where EVERYONE can come to experience the joy of dance, register for our upcoming online course: Teaching Dance to Students with Disabilities

Learn more and register today: ndeo.org/OPDI-114

Bad asses!

New Date! July 26 in NYC

Details for our rescheduled performance at . Join us on July 26, the day the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law 34 years ago.

Alice and Laurel will perform a work-in-progress excerpt from our newest dance work “The Next T.i.M.es” plus excerpts from other Kinetic Light works.

Friday, July 26, 6:30-8pm
Free! Tix are limited! RSVP in bio
Poster House 119 W. 23rd Street, New York, NY
https://www.posterhouse.org/event/kinetic-light-dance-performance/

Masks are mandatory for this performance.

Access: This in-person performance is expected to include ASL Interpretation from a Deaf Interpreter/Hearing Interpreter team, Assistive Listening Devices, audio description, fidgets, earplugs, expanded accessible seating including wheelchair and companion seating, chairs with backs, and stools.

Please contact [email protected] or (914) 295-2387 with any other access Qs.

ID: Laurel Lawson and Alice Sheppard counterbalance each other on the floor of a black studio. Laurel is a freckled white person with short cut brown hair; Alice is a multiracial black woman with coffee-colored skin and short curly blonde hair. Laurel sits with legs outstretched, arching back slightly and grasping Alice’s arms in front of her. Alice reaches backwards to meet Laurel’s grasp, her full body arching into a bow. Their metallic bodysuits glint blue-toned rainbows. Photo by Cherylynn Tsushima.

COLLEGE DANCE STUDENTS: This opportunity is for you!

Want to attend NDEO National Conference for FREE? ⁠
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Apply to be a student conference volunteer! Volunteers receive complimentary conference attendance and are free to attend sessions when they are not working.⁠
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As a student volunteer, you will be scheduled to work a total of 10-12 hours over the conference. Volunteering is one of the best ways to get the most out of your conference experience as you'll have the chance to interact with many presenters, attendees, and the NDEO conference staff! ⁠
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The deadline to apply is MONDAY, JULY 15
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Apply now: ndeo.org/studentvols

Limón classes for all ages and abilities in the beautiful parks of New York.

Always dedicated to creating inclusive dance accessible to everyone, Limón has organized special classes for dancers in chairs.

These lessons will take place on the lawn with a second instructor leading the session for wheelchair dancers.

Learn more:
https://www.limon.nyc/limonoutdoors

We are proud to announce our latest creation...

The Access Guide for Touring & Presenting the Performing Arts!

Aimed at venues and presenters keen on advancing their understanding of accessibility, this online resource will address the critical and overdue need for accessible dance spaces. The guide was created in partnership with leaders across the disability spectrum and performing arts landscape, ensuring wide-ranging and nuanced perspectives on the ways in which access benefits everyone. The guide is provided at no cost to ensure that this is a widely accessible resource for presenters.

The Guide will launch on Thursday July 25th. Learn more at axisdance.org/access-guide

The Guide is supported by the Hewlett Foundation and the National Dance Project.

Photo by Adriana Oyarzun

[Image Description: Former AXIS Dancer Yuko leads a participant through a pre-show touch tour of our 2019 Home Season. White text overlayed on a purple/blue gradient includes information included above.]

Omg Alice and Laurel are magic!

Territory BTS

https://kineticlight.org/territory

Image Description: Alice Sheppard and Laurel Lawson soar in their wheelchairs in front of a bright green screen, each facing the ceiling, arms curved up, holding a white barbed wire prop in the shape of a huge X. Jerron Herman faces the camera, his back to Alice & Laurel, as he swings a long cloth wire prop whip which is wrapped around one shoulder and extends far to his side. Alice is a multiracial Black woman with short bright orange curly hair and coffee-colored skin; Laurel is a white person with pale skin and cropped peacock blue hair; Jerron is a Black man with a dark beard and blonde shortcut hair. They all wear copper bodysuits overlaid with black mesh which shimmers in crimson, sapphire, and amethyst, and delicate filigree headpieces of copper and brass with pearl and gold beading. Photo by Cherylynn Tsushima.