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This week, Festival Director Anne Morris talks with Doug Singleton, the Executive Director for the Charlotte Ballet.
This week, Festival Director Anne Morris welcomes photographer Zoe Litaker back to the show.
This week, Festival Director Anne Morris talks with Caitlin Dutton-Reaver, a choreographer, teacher, administrator, and one of Dance Project’s Artists in Residence.
This week, Festival Director Anne Morris talks with Duane Cyrus, founder and director of Theatre of Movement, and faculty in the UNC Greensboro Dance Department.
Dance Project is a non-profit resident organization of the Greensboro Cultural Center, made possible by a significant in-kind contribution from Creative Greensboro, the City of Greensboro’s office for arts & culture.
Dance Project is a non-profit resident organization of the Greensboro Cultural Center, made possible by a significant in-kind contribution from Creative Greensboro, the City of Greensboro’s office for arts & culture.