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Boston Conservatory’s commercial dance majors perform world-premiere works choreographed by guest artists Alex Fetbroth, Asiel Hardison, and Reina Hidalgo, and by faculty members Jun Kuribayashi and Lindsey Klein—plus a reconstruction of Bob Fosse’s masterpiece Dancin’ Man.
Boston Conservatory’s commercial dance majors perform world-premiere works choreographed by guest artists Alex Fetbroth, Asiel Hardison, and Reina Hidalgo, and by faculty members Jun Kuribayashi and Lindsey Klein—plus a reconstruction of Bob Fosse’s masterpiece Dancin’ Man.
Boston Conservatory’s commercial dance majors perform world-premiere works choreographed by guest artists Alex Fetbroth, Asiel Hardison, and Reina Hidalgo, and by faculty members Jun Kuribayashi and Lindsey Klein—plus a reconstruction of Bob Fosse’s masterpiece Dancin’ Man.
Boston Conservatory’s commercial dance majors perform world-premiere works choreographed by guest artists Alex Fetbroth, Asiel Hardison, and Reina Hidalgo, and by faculty members Jun Kuribayashi and Lindsey Klein—plus a reconstruction of Bob Fosse’s masterpiece Dancin’ Man.
Boston Conservatory’s commercial dance majors perform world-premiere works choreographed by guest artists Alex Fetbroth, Asiel Hardison, and Reina Hidalgo, and by faculty members Jun Kuribayashi and Lindsey Klein—plus a reconstruction of Bob Fosse’s masterpiece Dancin’ Man.
Boston Conservatory’s annual spring dance concert showcases the limitless potential of its student dancers—and the boundless possibilities of contemporary dance itself—featuring works by Aszure Barton, Pina Bausch, Bob Fosse, Akram Khan, and José Limón.
Boston Conservatory’s annual spring dance concert showcases the limitless potential of its student dancers—and the boundless possibilities of contemporary dance itself—featuring works by Aszure Barton, Pina Bausch, Bob Fosse, Akram Khan, and José Limón.
Boston Conservatory’s annual spring dance concert showcases the limitless potential of its student dancers—and the boundless possibilities of contemporary dance itself—featuring works by Aszure Barton, Pina Bausch, Bob Fosse, Akram Khan, and José Limón.
Boston Conservatory’s annual spring dance concert showcases the limitless potential of its student dancers—and the boundless possibilities of contemporary dance itself—featuring works by Aszure Barton, Pina Bausch, Bob Fosse, Akram Khan, and José Limón.
Boston Conservatory’s annual spring dance concert showcases the limitless potential of its student dancers—and the boundless possibilities of contemporary dance itself—featuring works by Aszure Barton, Pina Bausch, Bob Fosse, Akram Khan, and José Limón.
Boston Conservatory contemporary dance students perform world-premiere works by guest artists Igal Perry, Seán Curran, Germaul Barnes, and Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, and by faculty members Junichi Fukuda and Emily Jerant-Hendrickson.
Boston Conservatory contemporary dance students perform world-premiere works by guest artists Igal Perry, Seán Curran, Germaul Barnes, and Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, and by faculty members Junichi Fukuda and Emily Jerant-Hendrickson.
Boston Conservatory contemporary dance students perform world-premiere works by guest artists Igal Perry, Seán Curran, Germaul Barnes, and Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, and by faculty members Junichi Fukuda and Emily Jerant-Hendrickson.
Boston Conservatory contemporary dance students perform world-premiere works by guest artists Igal Perry, Seán Curran, Germaul Barnes, and Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, and by faculty members Junichi Fukuda and Emily Jerant-Hendrickson.
Boston Conservatory contemporary dance students perform world-premiere works by guest artists Igal Perry, Seán Curran, Germaul Barnes, and Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, and by faculty members Junichi Fukuda and Emily Jerant-Hendrickson.
Students perform original collaborative works by student composers and choreographers from Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory at Berklee.