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Dance Dialogues is a structured process that allows choreographers to receive feedback and to ask questions on works-in-progress. Dance Dialogues and Concerts will be open to professionals and Master Degree candidates in the community and region. The fee is $15 for those showing work and $5 for observers. Choreographers who wish to present their work in the Dance Series as well as those who are looking for feedback without performance goals are welcome. To be considered for RCDC Concerts, works are limited to 10 minutes and it is highly recommended that they be shown live at 2 dance dialogues. By the second showing, works should be complete. Works that are complete may be considered after one showing.

If you are interested in showing your work please contact us at rcdc@rochester.rr.com by the Thursday before the showing date.


Dance Dialogues

Sundays 3-5 PM

August 1st September 12th October 3rd November 7 January 9 Performance TBA


Held at Park Avenue Dance Company (15 Vick Park B, Rochester, NY 14607 Across from the George Eastman House on East Avenue and in the annex behind St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Rear Entrance.)

Dance Dialogues is a structured process that allows choreographers to receive feedback and to ask questions on works-in-progress. Dance Dialogues and Concerts will be open to professionals and Master Degree candidates in the community and region. The fee is $15 for those showing work and $5 for observers. Choreographers who wish to present their work in the Dance Series as well as those who are looking for feedback without performance goals are welcome. To be considered for RCDC Concerts, works are limited to 10 minutes and it is highly recommended that they be shown live at 2 dance dialogues. By the second showing, works should be complete. Works that are complete may be considered after one showing. If you are interested in showing your work please contact us at rcdc@rochester.rr.com by the Thursday before the showing date.





Choreographers Anne Harris Wilcox, Donna Davenport, Cadence Whittier and Melanie Aceto write observations during a Dance Dialogue session. Photo: Tim Malone