REVIVAL 5 Hybrid! by Dances For A Variable Population
Company:
Dances For A Variable Population, Artistic Director Naomi Goldberg Haas and legendary guest artists
Join Dances For A Variable Population, Artistic Director Naomi Goldberg Haas and legendary guest artists for a celebration of the vitality and the joy of age through the lens of COVID and 20th century dance!
Our FREE, five-day hybrid dance festival includes both in-person and virtual events.
June 12 & 19: IN-PERSON
June 24–26: ONLINE
Register by Monday, June 24, to receive Zoom links to online festival festival days.
RESERVE TICKETS FOR 6/12 (IN-PERSON AT QUEENSBRIDGE)
RESERVE TICKETS FOR 6/19 (IN-PERSON AT GRANT'S TOMB)
REGISTER HERE FOR 6/24, 6/25, 6/26 (ONLINE EVENTS)
Each day will feature different guest artists and older adult performers.
CHOREOGRAPHERS: Shirley Black Brown Coward, George Faison, Naomi Goldberg Haas, Ellen Graff, Audrey Hubbard Madison, Myna Majors, Sandra Rivera, Marnie Thomas Wood
In-person events will feature our seasoned guest artists only, and will have limited audiences, so make reservations early at revival5.com!
SCHEDULE
Saturday, June 12 (IN-PERSON)
4 PM: Live In-Person Performance at Queensbridge Park
5 PM: Post-Performance ALL TOGETHER DANCE workshop
41st Avenue and Vernon Blvd
Long Island City, NY 11101
Featuring Guest Artists only; Must have reservations
Saturday, June 19 (IN-PERSON)
4 PM: Pre-Performance ALL TOGETHER DANCE workshop
5 PM and 7 PM: Live In-Person Performances at Grant’s Memorial Tomb
122 and Riverside Drive
New York, NY 10027
Featuring Guest Artists only; Must have reservations
Thursday, June 24 (ONLINE)
4 PM (EST): Naomi Goldberg Haas, Myna Majors, Sandra Rivera – Performance & ALL TOGETHER DANCE workshop
Friday, June 25 (ONLINE)
4 PM (EST): Marnie Thomas Wood, Ellen Graff and Audrey Madison – Performance & ALL TOGETHER DANCE workshop
Saturday, June 26 (ONLINE)
4 PM (EST): Performance and Interactive Panel Discussion featuring guest artists and dancers
5 PM (EST): Interactive Panel Discussion
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