The University of Washington invites you to the MFA Dance Concert: an evening of original dances created by the current MFA Cohort, featuring over fifty undergraduate dancers. The artists explore humanity and community drawing from a variety of movement languages including contemporary modern - spatter and spill, wh/aacking and punking, groove, body percussion, and more.
The 2026 annual Dance Majors Concert will present seven original student-choreographed works. This platform gives students the opportunity to express their creative voices through choreography and costume design, as well as collaborating with lighting designers and mentors. Come experience these new works created and performed by our vibrant undergraduates!
The 2026 annual Dance Majors Concert will present seven original student-choreographed works. This platform gives students the opportunity to express their creative voices through choreography and costume design, as well as collaborating with lighting designers and mentors. Come experience these new works created and performed by our vibrant undergraduates!
The 2026 annual Dance Majors Concert will present seven original student-choreographed works. This platform gives students the opportunity to express their creative voices through choreography and costume design, as well as collaborating with lighting designers and mentors. Come experience these new works created and performed by our vibrant undergraduates!
The 2026 annual Dance Majors Concert will present seven original student-choreographed works. This platform gives students the opportunity to express their creative voices through choreography and costume design, as well as collaborating with lighting designers and mentors. Come experience these new works created and performed by our vibrant undergraduates!
The inaugural Grad Lab Concert debuts an evening-length work co-created and performed by UW MFA candidates Jake Bone, marco farroni leonardo, Alice Gosti, Jillian Roberts, and Tracey Wong. Through five distinct artistic perspectives, the piece weaves a vibrant tapestry of movement—exploring lineage, experimentation, and care. About the Choreographers: Jake Bone, originally from Dallas, Texas, is a dance artist, choreographer,… Read More »UW Dance Presents / Grad Lab Concert
The inaugural Grad Lab Concert debuts an evening-length work co-created and performed by UW MFA candidates Jake Bone, marco farroni leonardo, Alice Gosti, Jillian Roberts, and Tracey Wong. Through five distinct artistic perspectives, the piece weaves a vibrant tapestry of movement—exploring lineage, experimentation, and care. About the Choreographers: Jake Bone, originally from Dallas, Texas, is a dance artist, choreographer,… Read More »UW Dance Presents / Grad Lab Concert
The inaugural Grad Lab Concert debuts an evening-length work co-created and performed by UW MFA candidates Jake Bone, marco farroni leonardo, Alice Gosti, Jillian Roberts, and Tracey Wong. Through five distinct artistic perspectives, the piece weaves a vibrant tapestry of movement—exploring lineage, experimentation, and care. About the Choreographers: Jake Bone, originally from Dallas, Texas, is a dance artist, choreographer,… Read More »UW Dance Presents / Grad Lab Concert
The inaugural Grad Lab Concert debuts an evening-length work co-created and performed by UW MFA candidates Jake Bone, marco farroni leonardo, Alice Gosti, Jillian Roberts, and Tracey Wong. Through five distinct artistic perspectives, the piece weaves a vibrant tapestry of movement—exploring lineage, experimentation, and care. About the Choreographers: Jake Bone, originally from Dallas, Texas, is a dance artist, choreographer,… Read More »UW Dance Presents / Grad Lab Concert
The University of Washington invites you to the MFA Dance Concert: an evening of original works created by the current MFA cohort, and featuring sixty undergraduate dancers, two graduate students, and one faculty member. The artists explore humanity from multiple angles—apocalyptic, hopeful, intimate, communal—using a variety of movement languages including low-fly aerial, contemporary, and street… Read More »MFA Dance Concert