EMERGE125 comes to Alaska PAC next month. The performance is set for September 28.
“My hope is that the next generation of dancers can start where I’ve arrived: knowing that our art form gives us the tools we need to acknowledge we are important and we belong,” emphasizes EMERGE125 Artistic Director Tiffany Rea-Fisher. Grounded in the vibrant artistic culture of Harlem, the Black female-led dance hub has risen above NYC to inspire audiences around the world.
Leading the way in elevated standards for dancer care, cross-disciplinary collaborations with leading artists, and using movement as a catalyst for community building, EMERGE125 has become a true frontrunner in 21st century dance.
Inspired by everything from visual art to the neuroscience of synchronized heartbeats, EMERGE125 proves that modern dance can be accessible and relatable to people of all ages and backgrounds.
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