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“The dance anywhere experience is one of many times we get people out in the public to perform,” says a Ciellto Argentine Tango choreographer.

Greacian Goeke and Louise Moises Donleavy share their perspectives of dancing anywhere…

dancer Almut Küpper from Wuppertal, Germany shares his dance anywhere insights…visual artist Marsha Klein from the Bay Area talks about her performance….

On an ancient bridge over the Nabão river in the historic 12th century town of Tomar, located in the central region of Portugal over 1,000 people who joined Soradi Dance on friday March 22, 2013 for dance anywhere at 7pm.

The San Diego Fringe Festival is “a vehicle to help the arts community.”

you can still submit your photos for the Dance Anywhere® Photo Book….up until Friday, April 12, 2014 at midnight.

Dancers from 7 continents joined in and participated on March 22nd, for dance anywhere 2013! Did you dance? Are you on the map?

Sharing your dance anywhere 2013 experience!

I was interested in the way that different cities move, so in other words the choreographies of those cities. I was also interested in thinking about both human and non-human movers- for example- vehicles and structures, and also bodies moving in those different cities. And I was interested in the different ways that those cities move and were choreographed, and what that might tell us about identity and community in those cities.

“The company values their community and plays an important social role, showing that no matter what people of all races, ages, disability and backgrounds can REACH THEIR DREAMS.”

Avy K will perform the next page of The Book on March 22nd at noon at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts as part of dance anywhere®. This page will include a dance diary with sculptures and illustrations in the Yerba Buena Lobby Space. Each page of The Book provokes new ways of observing and perceiving dance media.

“Dance starts with the body, and it starts with the body regardless of what type of body it is. And I feel like everybody is a really wonderful vessel for expression.”