Built on the foundation of classical tradition, Boston Conservatory at Berklee's contemporary dance program embraces what is current and innovative in the field, helping you to become a multifaceted and empowered artist with a unique individual voice.
Programs
WATCH: Boston Conservatory dance students perform in the premiere of Jennifer Archibald's Leafs.Bricks.Sun.
Named a "Top 10" program for dance in the U.S. and "widely considered the top contemporary program in the U.S."
Backstage (2016, 2018, 2017)
WATCH: Jazz Bynum talks about her experience as a dance student at Boston Conservatory and how she is collaborating with her Berklee College of Music peers to choreograph exciting new works.
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2020 Accolades
Boston Conservatory Named a Best School for Dance, Composition, and More in 2020
The Conservatory Advantage
- 15+ Guest Artists Per Year
- 5 Mainstage Performances
- 25+ Movement-Based Electives
WATCH: Student John Chin debuts his original piece, Blaming Game, at Boston Conservatory's Winterworks concert.
