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PAST EVENTS

2023

The Junction Dance Festival presents

Tell Me How You Breathe

July 14 and 17, 6pm at the Lyman Point Park in White River Junction, VT

Tickets are $20

Children under 12 are free

BIPOC “Pay As You Want option”

Funded in part by the New England States Touring program of the New England Foundation for the Arts, made possible with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts Regional Touring Program and the six New England state arts agencies.

WORKSHOPS, FILMS AND PERFORMANCES AT THE VETERANS PARK AND OPEN DOOR ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC, ALL WELCOME!

Tickets are $20 for each of the performances at the Briggs Opera House on July 15 and 16

Children under 12 are free.

2023 ChoreoLab Performances at The Barn in Corinth

Participating Artists




2022



with artists Erin McNulty, Claire Cook and Zoey November, and guest artist Marie Fourcaut.

2021

MASTER CLASS AT THE BARN IN CORINTH WITH RUTH CHILDS

SEPTEMBER 9TH, 2021, 6PM TO 9PM

Biography:
British-American dancer and performer Ruth Childs was born in 1984 in London. She grew up in Norwich, VT and was a valedictorian graduate of Hanover High School. She began her ballet and contemporary dance studies at the Lebanon Ballet School, Lebanon NH, while simultaneously taking violin classes.  In 2003 she moved to Geneva to finish her dance training with the Ballet Junior de Genève. Following this, she started working with many internationally known choreographers and directors including Foofwa d’Imobilité, La Ribot, Gilles Jobin, Massimo Furlan, Marco Berrettini and Yasmine Hugonnet. More about Ruth

CHOREOLAB PERFORMANCE AND DANCE FILM, JULY 30TH, 2021, 7PM AT THE BARN IN CORINTH

SOLD OUT

ChoreoLab artist:Martina Lundstrom’s solo piece ” Dogs and Horses” .  Martina Lundström’s performances address the ambivalence about being an artist while living off a trust fund. She challenges her inheritance of a power and privilege that has been beneficial to her. http://martinaludstrom.com

ChoreoLab artist: Mary Chris Debelina’s “your eyes need tears to work correctly”, with Ellis Broderick, Leila Faulstich, Anna Goodling and Elizabeth Kurylo. A choreographic work experimenting with light from generated by the dancers. http://debelindance.weebly.com

Passacaille de Persee, a short baroque dance created for Lully’s opera “Persee” in the late 17th century; choreography of Guillaume-Louis Pecour. The passacaille is taught and adapted by Elizabeth Kurylo from the Beauchamp/ Feuillet notation, and will be performed by Ellis Broderick and Julie Frew.

Our Voices, Bodies Rising— the film– Beyond Suffrage Toward Women Empowerment, by Peggy Brightman–director and choreographers and Carla Kimball, filmmaker.

The Junction Dance Festival 2021 Summer Fundraiser, June 26th

featured four Upper Valley dancers/choreographers and a documentary film about the profound transformation that operated within artists as they seek to adapt to the pandemic. Covid, a Poem and a Rope was made possible in part by a grant from the Vermont Arts Council and the Vermont Community Foundation.

Participating artists: Ellen Ahern Smith– dancer/choreographer with sculptures by Stefania Urist, Brigid and Molly Armbrust– dancers/choreographers, Marie Fourcaut–performing artist, Elizabeth Kurylo– choreographer and Carla Kimball– videographer.

A big cheer to the local businesses who donated prizes for the raffle:

The Colatina Exit, Bradford VT, the Crossmolina Farm, Corinth VT, Montview Vineyard, Corinth VT, Maven Hair Salon, Hanover NH, Flag Hill Farm, Vershire VT, Blue Sparrow Kitchen, Norwich VT and Hanover, NH, Revealed Presence, Norwich VT, the Swett family farm, Norwich,VT.

And special thanks to the Space on Main for the loan of 30 chairs!

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