Dance Lab New York to Present THE DANCE LAB HONORS This Month
Join Dance Lab New York for THE DANCE LAB HONORS on April 8.
Dance Lab New York
None (tuition-free; no stipend indicated)
The Broadway Choreography Intensive is a tuition-free mentorship program from Dance Lab New York for a select cohort of musical theatre choreographers. Participants gather in New York City for the Dance Lab Choreography Symposium, then complete curated choreographic challenges and exercises led by founding artistic director Josh Prince, receive one-on-one feedback from Prince and Broadway guest artists, and finish with an informal sharing. Travel, housing and per diem are not provided; applications are via an Airtable form.
Select cohort of choreographers focused on making dance for musical theatre.
Training/mentorship rather than paid fellowship; included because it is tuition-free and specific to Broadway/musical theatre choreographers. Led by Josh Prince.
Join Dance Lab New York for THE DANCE LAB HONORS on April 8.
Dance Lab New York (DLNY), the unique artist-centered and artist-led choreography incubator founded by Broadway veteran and choreographer Josh Prince, celebrates its 10th anniversary this season.
Dance Lab New York (DLNY), the unique artist-centered and artist-led choreography incubator founded by Broadway veteran and choreographer Josh Prince, celebrates the launch of its 10th anniversary season with eight different Lab Cycles this fall, providing a launching pad to 21 choreographers.
Several years ago, Dance Lab New York pioneered its Broadway Choreography Intensive – a unique intensive for early-career choreographers to train specifically in theatrical choreography.
Just prior to the New York City shelter-in-place orders due to COVID-19, Dance Lab New York (DLNY) Spring Lab Cycle Choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba completed his lab cycle, and photos from inside the rehearsals are now available.
Dance Lab New York (DLNY) Spring Lab Cycle Choreographer Joshua Beamish has completed his lab.
Dance Lab New York (DLNY) is partnering with The Joyce Theater Foundation to provide a one-of-a-kind choreographic lab for four diverse female choreographers to explore the classical, neoclassical, and/or contemporary ballet idioms.