Dances by Very Young Choreographers feat. Students of Ellen Robbins
Company:
New York Live Arts
Dances by Very Young Choreographers showcases the choreography of the students of Ellen Robbins, ages 8 – 18. It is devised to give a young audience exposure to the variety of theater experiences that modern dance affords. It includes dances that are humorous, narrative, minimal, lyrical, and visually conceptual. The music selections, chosen by the choreographers, range from classical to contemporary, including folk, jazz, pop, and the spoken word. Children in the audience will have an opportunity to come onstage for a brief, structured improvisation for the fun of dancing an idea.
Following the matinee on January 25th, there will be an evening concert by the Alumni of Dances by Very Young Choreographers, which presents work by dancers who studied with Ellen as early as 1989. The alumni artists are: Marina Chan, Lina Azalea, Maia Sage Ermansons, Krista Jansen, Amelia Dawe Sanders, Alexandra Scully, Rakhel Shapiro, and Lou Sydel.
Ticketing Info
Live Arts is proud to launch new community ticket pricing, allowing the public to choose a price that fits any budget. Limited “Pay-What You-Wish” tickets are now available for all onsite events. To support this, Live Arts has introduced a “What-It-Really-Costs” ticket at $250, reflecting the true cost of a performance in NYC. Onsite performance tickets start at a standard price of $30.
Students and Seniors receive 20% off standard prices and $10 Student Rush tickets are available for any onsite show that is not sold-out.
For sold out ticket types, please contact the box office at 212 924 0077 at 1pm the day of the show to be placed on a waitlist.
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