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The New York Baroque Dance Co.

“A second facet of heaven.”– Mindy Aloff, danceviewtimes.com

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The New York Baroque Dance Company is grateful to The New York State Council on the Arts, The National Endowment for the Arts and the Florence Gould Foundation and numerous individuals who have contributed to many of our staged productions and college residencies.

Please help us in our efforts to bring the past into the future through performances, school residencies and digital video documentation of our work.  Contributions can be made on PayPal on the right sidebar.

Checks can also be made out to The New York Baroque Dance Company and mailed c/o Rachel List, 141 East Third Street #2D, NYC, NY 10009.

Thank you in advance for your interest and support.

The New York Baroque Dance Company Projects

Fanny CeritoThe annual  Santa Barbara Historical Dance Weekend PLUS is held at UC Santa Barbara.  It is a weekend  exploration of ball and country dances from the 17th century to  modern times,  as well as a professional studies event for choreographers, dancers and teachers.  With your support we will be able to  maintain the low tuition of $150 for the weekend and $300 for the 4.5 day workshop.

NYBDC photo by Julie Lemberger

NYBDC photo by Julie Lemberger at Federal Hall in NYC

TOUCHSTONE

 A New Project of The New York Baroque Dance Company

 Touchstone, Caroline Copeland, Director, is in development. Its mission is to bring free live performances to historical sites in New York City and the Hudson Valley such as Federal Hall, Fraunces Tavern, battlefields in Brooklyn and the Bronx, the Morris-Jumel Mansion as well as The Clinton House, The Creek Meeting House, Montgomery Place… as well as museum collections.

Combining dance, music, poetry, costumes and letters from the past, Copeland and artists of the NYBDC will bring these sites alive for today’s public. Seeing the past as “prologue” to the present and future can inspire feelings of community, preservation and pride of place.  We hope to inspire, re-invigorate and grow our audiences by bringing our work to the streets and historical sites. In addition to traditional concepts of live performance, we also intend to use modern technology, video/sound installations and contemporary/historical performance art as the opportunities present themselves.

Developing this project will take time and support.  If you have an historical site in mind you would like to see celebrated, or you can help us make connections to historical institutions, or would like to join the Advisory Committee,  please contact the company at 212-662-8829 . Or email cturocy@gmail.com

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The New York Baroque Dance Company Inc. is a non-profit corporation under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue code. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Please support our work by contributing online through Pay Pal on the right sidebar, or by check made out to The New York Baroque Dance Company and mailed c/o Rachel List, 141 East Third Street #2D, NYC, NY 10009. Thank you in advance for your interest and support.

 

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