The Bridge for Dance - Uptown Rising Performance Series returns this Fall with our Artist in Residence Performance Program!

The Uptown Rising Performance Series is seeking to provide four choreographers the oppotunity to share their work alongside our resident artist, kaycruddenco over two nights:

-Show 1: Friday, September 21, 2018 @ 7:30pm - Artists 1 & 2 | Tech: Friday, September 14 6:30-9:30pm

-Show 2: Saturday, September 22, 2018 @ 7:30pm - Artists 3 & 4 | Tech: Saturday, September 15 6:30-9:30pm

 

All Choreographers will recieve:

-Video of performed work

-Photos from tech and showcase

-Full Tech/Dress

-Half price rehearsal space at Bridge for Dance Studios

-Post performance networking session 

-Wrtitten feedback from the audeince about your work

-Opportunity to showcase preiovusly choreographed works, works in progress, or premiere new work. 

-Chance to be selected as our next resident artist

 

Artist Requirements:

-Pieces must be between 8-10 minutes in length

-Group pieces with 4 or more dancers are highly encouraged

 

About the Uptown Rising Performance Series:

Designed with the choreographer in mind, URPS strives to create affordable performance opportunities, programs and workshops that connect artists to the space, their art, and to the growing community at the Bridge. Presented in a large studio turned black-box theatre, we provide the space to explore new ideas, revisit works in progress and build on the creative process; all within the comfort of an intimate setting. 

 

Click the link below to apply! 

https://goo.gl/forms/CrCzhnxR4zmB4a1O2

 

**Application Deadline: Friday, August 10th

***A $10 application fee will be due to complete the application, if accepted, choreographer's will be responsible for a $25 production fee. We greatly appreciate your cooperation and understanding!

 

For additional information on this oppportunity please visit: 

https://www.bridgefordance.com/uptown-rising

 

About our resident artist Kailey McCrudden-

"As a choreographer, I am interested in generating questions about the daily embodiment of the human experience. My work is interested in realizing the arbitrary nature of our mutual understanding and assumptions by connecting the audience with movements humans do every day, taking a simple nod of the head out of context provokes thoughts about the socially constructed way we move through life without second thought." - Kailey McCrudden

 

We can't wait to experience your artistry, please don't hesitiate to reachout with any questions!

Robert Redick - Production Coordinator | Bridge for Dance