Tuesday, November 2, 2021

Hivewild Seeking Dancers for 2022

 
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UPDATE: Thank you for your interest in auditioning for Hivewild. We are no longer accepting submissions due to an overwhelming number of applicants. THANK YOU FOR THE LOVE! However, we'd still love the opportunity to get to know you- please keep an eye out for future classes, performances & open process. We would be honored to share the space with you x

Hivewild is seeking dancers to join our team for performance opportunities in our 2022 season and beyond. 

Hivewild dancers are expected to be smart, intuitive movers. Members of Hivewild aim to be local leaders by actively engaging in cross-disciplinary collaboration, skill-sharing, and the creation of accessible performance work. 

Auditions will be held in Brooklyn on Tuesday, November 16 at 12:30 pm and Friday, November 19 at 1:30 pm for approximately 1.5-2.5 hrs. Auditions will consist of class taught by Maxwell followed by rep & phrase material.
Callbacks will be hosted on 12/7. 

For consideration, please submit the following to info@hivewild.com:
-headshot
-resume
-video link or dance reel
-proof of vaccination
-preferred pronouns
And please specify which day (11/16 or 11/19) you are interested in attending.

About Hivewild
Hivewild is a contemporary movement initiative created to unlock emotion and ignite conversation through formal performances and public programming dedicated to community development. Founded in 2016 by Artistic Director Katherine Maxwell, Hivewild's work is rooted in the principles of radical compassion and lifelong curiosity. Hivewild's vision is movement-based artworks acting as conduits to unite communities. While in public perception dance can seem cryptic and elusive, movement is intrinsic to each of our daily existences. Every human has a body, and Hivewild uses this understanding as a starting point to identify connections rather than differences between people. Learn more about Hivewild or check us out on Instagram.

As a 501c3 New York City-based non-profit dance company, Hivewild is composed of 10 dancers, 12 collaborating artists, 6 board members, and 7 members of the advisory committee ranging in ages from 22-50. Hailing from across the United States, Dominican Republic, Israel, Czech Republic, Canada, the United Kingdom, China, and Austria, Hivewild supports national and international artists who hold an 0-1 visa living and working in New York City. The entire Hivewild team is based in NYC, representing neighborhoods within Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan boroughs. Beyond nationality, our entire team includes both people of color and people of varying identities within the LGBTQ+ community.


About Katherine Maxwell
Creating work for the mainstage, alternative spaces, and for film, Katherine Maxwell is a choreographer, director, and the founding Artistic Director of Hivewild. Her work has been presented across New York City venues which include Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, Dinner Gallery, the Center for Performance Research, Triskelion Arts, and Atlantic Terminal-Barclays Center, among others. Additionally, Maxwell has been featured on online platforms such as Nowness, VICE, and Vimeo as a Staff Pick. Her choreographic practice is predicated upon listening to the body from the inside out. With a strong belief in the importance of genuine impulse, her process includes the use of internal triggers—a thought, a flavor, an emotion—to spurn motion throughout the body. A refined fluidity and strong sense of honesty are signature to her work. Her practice seeks to blur the edges between performance, installation, and encounter. Maxwell is actively interested in using movement as a platform for mindfulness and human acceptance. More about Maxwell here.
 

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A dancer in a black tutu and leotard and pointe shoes stands on one leg, with the other leg extended behind the body in a straight line. One arm is raised above the head and the other extended to the back parallel to the extended leg. The school director is opposite the dancer and wears a red DTH logo t-shirt and black pants and ballet slippers. She holds the hand of the arm raised above the dancer’s head with one arm and her back arm is extended and she is smiling at the student.

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