Open Class Showings are a welcoming, informal opportunity for the families and friends of Cora Dance Brooklyn students enrolled in PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN classes to witness their young dancer’s progress! FREE!
Open Class Showings are a welcoming, informal opportunity for the families and friends of Cora Dance Alleghany students enrolled in PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN classes to witness their young dancer’s progress! FREE!
Crossroads Performances: 11am and 12:30pm
@ Pittman Studio* on the campus of the Appomattox Regional Governor's School, Petersburg, VA.
The Crossroads Project unites rural, suburban, and urban communities through dance, writing, and performance to explore identity, foster collaboration, and break down stereotypes. Young dance artists from Appomattox Regional Governor’s School (Petersburg/Richmond, VA); Cora Dance Alleghany (Alleghany County, VA); Cora Dance Brooklyn (Red Hook, Brooklyn, NYC); and Vernon Johns Middle School have been working with Cora Dance educators and local facilitators to develop material inspired by their experiences of home and meet for the first time in February on the ARGS campus to create and present shared performances that reflect their unique journeys and perspectives.
Join us for two performances of Crossroads on Thursday, February 13, at 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM in the Pittman Studio* at Appomattox Regional Governor’s School. Witness the power of art to connect and inspire across divides! FREE. Courtesy RSVP requested to dpurvis@args.us.
*The Pittman Studio is located behind Pittman Technical Annex, in the rear of 35 Pine Street (parking entrance on Wythe Street) on the campus of the Appomattox Regional Governor's School for the Arts and Technology, Petersburg, VA. For more detailed information on these performances and Crossroads Project initiatives, click here.
Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance’s latest work, Because, is an expansive, intimate, and existential exhibition of athleticism, humanity, and nostalgia. Because, like gyms, we are the same and different at every age; Because memory is just as much an act of fantasy as a recollection of fact; Because all that is certain is the end, there will be a party in a gym. And we hope it’s one to remember.
This special Tuesday, February 18 performance of Because at the Appomattox Regional Governor’s School Reception features musical performances by ARGS students, a talk-back between artists and audience, and a reception following the performance.
Tickets are $25 or PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN at the door or in advance by clicking here.
Because
Choreography: Shannon Hummel in collaboration with dancers Nikki Assanti, Ross Honaker, Ammara Shafqat, Keon Washington (with additional contributions by Katie Dean)
Original Score: Hans Bilger including work by Fiona Apple, The Alan Parsons Project, Pink Floyd, and The College of Wooster Marching Band. Photos by Jada Callendar. Poster by Shannon Hummel.
Nikki Assanti and Ammara Shafqat in Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance’s Because. Click above for a sneak peek!
Shannon Hummel’s brutally beautiful duet down here, called “a rare gem” by The New York Times, is a dance of fierce attachments existing because of, despite, and within the compromises we make to remain together. down here makes visible, with the help of hundreds of tiny silver dolls, the scars we leave on one another in our pursuit of control.
Ross Honaker and Ammara Shafqat in Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance’s 2025 Revival of down here. Photo and poster by Shannon Hummel. Click the image above for a sneak peek.
Originally performed in 2015 by Calia Marshall and Katie Dean at NYC's Brooklyn Academy of Music, this special 2025 Revival features SH/CD dancers, Ross Honaker and Ammara Shafqat, marking the work’s 10th Anniversary and inauguration of Appomattox Regional Governor’s School’s Pittman Studio* into a new performance space. A reception and talkback between artists and audience follow the performance.
Tickets are $25 or PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN and are available at the door or by clicking here.
*Appomattox Regional Governor’s School’s Pittman Studio is located in the back of the Pittman Technical Annex, in the rear of 35 Pine Street (parking lot entrance off of Wythe Street) on the campus of Appomattox Regional Governor’s School. For more detailed information on down here, click here.
Open Class Performance Week features work by Cora faculty as the inspiring young dancers ages 5–18 from Cora’s PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN classes share their progress in a culminating performance for friends, family, and the entire community! FREE!
Young dancers participating in Cora Dance Alleghany’s weekly youth classes share their growth and artistry in a culminating performance at the Historic Masonic Theatre, featuring CDA students, CDA Cora Youth Company, and students from Cora’s new year-round dance program at Boys Home of Virginia under the direction of CDA faculty Associate Director Ammara Shafqat and Artistic Director, Shannon Hummel. Bring the entire family and all your friends to this inspiring PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN evening of amazing dance!
Tickets: $20 or PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN available online at historicmasonictheatre.com beginning mid-March, 2025.
Cluck is a poignant and striking solo exploring the power of denial. At its heart, the piece is a tenderly absurd love duet between the soloist and a highly improbable partner—a raw chicken. Through this unconventional pairing, Cluck delves into themes of longing, delusion, and the human capacity to cling to hope, no matter how improbable. Romantic, unsettling, and unexpectedly moving, Cluck balances elegance and discomfort, capturing the audience in its raw emotional core. A short yet impactful piece, Cluck is both graceful and grotesque, inviting viewers to reflect on the unexpected beauty within the absurd.
Sarah McCullough in the 2025 revival of Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance’s 205 work Cluck. Photos by Nick Lents.
Shannon Hummel is honored to revive this unique work with Minneapolis dance artist Sarah McCullough in 2025. Cluck was originally performed by Nadia Tykulsker and premiered at the BAM/Brooklyn Academy of Music's Fisher Theater in 2015. Longtime Cora guest collaborator Cynthia Thompson later commissioned Cluck, presenting the re-imagined version at the Forbes Center for the Performing Arts at James Madison University in 2016, performing it widely for 6 years. Inspired by Thompson, McCullough now graciously makes this bird fly into its second decade of performance. Performances of Cluck, master classes and open rehearsal schedule coming soon!
Boys Home is a private, residential school that provides a stable and supportive environment for young students who have faced significant adversities. Cora Dance Alleghany is proud to share the progress of our Boys Home students participating in Cora’s new year-round in-school dance program at Boys Home, led by Cora Artistic Director, Shannon Hummel. Students will perform as part of the school’s annual Open House, during which guests are invited to attend a fun-filled day of activities on the Boys Home campus including a campus tour, staff and student presentations, and complimentary lunch. FREE!
CYC/Cora Youth Company Programs provide Cora’s most dedicated and talented hip hop and modern students in grades 4–12 an opportunity to study dance more seriously by learning and performing a wide range of works by professional choreographers. Chosen by invitation and open auditions, CYC - Hip Hop is directed by Cora Dance Artistic Associate, Keon Washington, and CYC - Modern is directed by Cora Dance Associate Director, Nikki Assanti. Join CYC/Cora Youth Companies as they present the year’s culminating performances including the Brooklyn cohort of The Crossroads Project’s final performance and works by Assanti, Washington, and guest artists! Public performance times and ticket info TBA.
Whether you want to relive or re-do your high school days, RED HOOK COMMUNITY PROM is the place to make it happen. With all the kitsch and glitz of high school (in an ACTUAL high school gym), RED HOOK COMMUNITY PROM will rock you like it’s 1999… and for a great cause! 100% of proceeds support Cora Dance’s Tuition and Ticket Assistance Program, ensuring no one is ever turned away from classes, programs or performances based on ability to pay. Over 70% of Cora’s 300+ students attend class for free or reduced tuition.
Tickets are $125 or PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN and can be purchased at the door or online beginning in Spring 2024. Tables will be available for purchase beginning in January. Proceeds support Cora Dance’s Tuition and Ticket Assistance Program. For Title Sponsorship and other sponsorship opportunities, contact prom@coradance.org.
Shannon Hummel and Junie Marsh work in residence at Appomattox Regional Governor’s School for the Arts and Technology (ARGS) and local public middle schools as part of developing The Crossroads Project, a year-long virtual and in-person exchange program between youth dancers in Alleghany County, VA; Petersburg, VA; and Brooklyn, NYC examining the experience of home in their bodies, communities, and shared country. Cora Artistic Director Shannon Hummel and Faculty Member Junie Marsh work with middle and high school dancers throughout the week, to facilitate the creation of original writing, performance, and choreography, guiding youth participants to create original work expressing their perspective on home.
Stone Soup is a metaphor for the power and positivity created by the community coming together to share what they have and create something wonderful together. In Cora Dance’s new intimate office space, this annual performance favorite of works-in-progress by our students, faculty, and professional company will expand into a three-day series of short “sneak peeks”, mini-shows and workshops throughout the weekend including performances by Cora Youth Company - Modern participants in The Crossroads Project.
$20 OR PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN AT THE DOOR. For guaranteed entry, you can purchase a Priority Weekend Pass at the door or by clicking HERE. PLEASE NOTE THAT PRIORITY WEEKEND PASS HOLDERS MUST ARRIVE 20 MINUTES BEFORE THE START OF EACH EVENT FOR GUARANTEED ENTRY.
STONE SOUP FESTIVAL EVENT SCHEDULE:
FRIDAY, DEC 13: 6-8pm Open rehearsal (for CYC families only.)
SATURDAY, DEC 14: 2pm Showcase #1 - Performances with Cora Youth Companies Hip Hop and Modern.
SATURDAY, DEC 14: 5:30 - 7:30pm Workshop #1 - Methods of Making* w/ Nikki Assanti / Nikki + the Noise. *PARTICIPANTS MUST RSVP TO INFO@CORADANCE.ORG BY FRIDAY, DEC 13! Participants will perform in the following showcase at 8:30pm.
SATURDAY, DEC 14: 8:30 - 10pm Showcase #2 - Performances w/ Methods of Making participants, Eleanor Crawford, Chris Hammett, Shyda Hoque, and Keon Washington.
SUNDAY, DEC 15: 11am-12pm Workshop #2 -Easy Like Sunday Morning Meditation w/ Shannon Hummel.
SUNDAY, DEC 15: 2-3:15pm Workshop #3 - Storytelling Griot w/ Nahisha McCoy.
SUNDAY, DEC 15: 5:30pm Showcase #3 - Nikki Assanti / Nikki + the Noise and Shannon Hummel / Cora Dance.
Holiday community celebrations begin in Clifton Forge with an official lighting of the Town Christmas Tree. Enjoy festive dance performances by Cora Dance Alleghany’s youth company dancers and other local studios, then sing along with the Immanuel Baptist Church choir before lighting the town tree. For more information, click here.
Discover the enchantment of an Appalachian mountain town’s take on a European advent market at Clifton Forge School of the Arts’ Kriskindlmarkt. The heart of Kriskindlmarkt is nestled in “The Mill,” a beautifully repurposed 100+ year-old lumber mill behind the main CFSOTA building, where you’ll find a Silent Auction, artisan vendors, and live performances throughout the weekend. Cora Dance Alleghany is proud to take part in this joyfully beautiful event with CDA professional dancers performing among the vendors. For more information, click here.
Admission: $5 for adults; FREE for kids. Proceeds support arts education programming at CFSOTA. Detailed schedule of Cora Dance performances TBA.
Cora Dance’s professionally led dance education programs return! PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN classes ensure everyone can access programs and performances no matter their financial circumstances.
Cora Dance Alleghany classes in Creative Movement, Modern Dance, and Repertory for ages 5 and up take place at the Historic Masonic Theatre in Clifton Forge, VA and other locations throughout the Alleghany Highlands region. For times and information on class registration, look for info on our CDA education page, or contact CDA at CDA_info@coradance.org or call 540-862-5655 X306.
Cora Dance’s professionally led dance education programs return! PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN classes ensure everyone can access programs and performances no matter their financial circumstances.
Cora Dance Brooklyn classes in Creative Movement, Hip Hop, Modern Dance, and Repertory for ages 5 and up take place at PS15/Patrick F. Daly School, Cora Dance Brooklyn at 177 Dwight Street, and other Red Hook, Brooklyn locations. For times and information on class registration, look for info on our CDB education page, or contact CDB at info@coradance.org or call 718-858-2520.
The Historic Masonic Theatre hosts the 3rd Annual Alleghany Highlands StoryFest, an enchanting weekend of storytelling performances, classes, and workshops in the heart of Clifton Forge, Virginia bringing together celebrated storytellers and regional tellers. Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance will present informal excerpts of Hummel’s critically acclaimed duet, down here, at 6:30pm as a pre-show performance to a night of storytelling.
Shannon Hummel’s 2015 work, called “a rare gem” by The New York Times, down here is a dance of fierce attachments existing because of, despite, and within the compromises we make to survive remaining together. down here makes visible, with the help of hundreds of tiny silver dolls, the little scars we leave on one another in our pursuit of control. Originally performed in 2015 by Calia Marshall and Katie Dean at New York City's Brooklyn Academy of Music, portions of this work will be performed by Cora Dance company members Ross Honaker and Ammara Shafqat with reflections on the process by choreographer Shannon Hummel.
The Historic Masonic Theatre hosts the 3rd Annual Alleghany Highlands StoryFest, an enchanting weekend of storytelling performances, classes, and workshops in the heart of Clifton Forge, Virginia bringing together celebrated storytellers and regional tellers. Shannon Hummel will speak on her work as a movement storyteller, sharing reflections on her life and career dedicated to silently telling stories with a substantial emotional impact.
For tickets and information, click here.
Cora Dance Alleghany kicks off its fall fundraising drive with a special event at Jack Mason’s Tavern! Jack’s Hometown Mondays are a chance for the Tavern to support local nonprofits and when you dine at Jack Mason’s Tavern on Monday, October 21, Jack’s will donate 10% of food sales to support Cora’s FREE and PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN programs! Stop by the Taproom throughout the evening for a raffle (there is a certificate for a free stay at the Omni Homestead), special performances, and of course, a chance to donate! For information, click here or contact Cora at CDA_info@coradance.org or 540-862-5655 X306. Donations are accepted and 10% of Food Sales support Cora.
Cora Dance’s professionally led dance education programs return! PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN classes ensure everyone can access programs and performances no matter their financial circumstances.
Cora Dance Alleghany classes in Creative Movement, Modern Dance, and Repertory for ages 5-18 take place at the Historic Masonic Theatre in Clifton Forge, VA, and other locations throughout the Alleghany Highlands region. For times and information on class registration, contact CDA at CDA_info@coradance.org or call 540-862-5655 X306.
Photo of CDB students by Steve Pisano.
Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance professional dancers, Ross Honaker and Carli Mareneck, will perform a new duet in development by Cora Dance Artistic Director and Choreographer Shannon Hummel, entitled Day at Clifton Forge’s Fridays in the Forge (FIF), an outdoor celebration of music, games, dancing, fun, vendors, and more in Downtown Clifton Forge, VA. Longtime Lewisburg, WV dance artists, Ross and Carli have danced together for decades and will take the stage at FIF in this new duet celebrating lasting connections, journeys together, and opportunities for tenderness and beauty found along the way. Fridays in the Forge starts at 6 pm, with Cora performing at approximately 7pm. For more information, please contact the Clifton Forge Manager’s office at (540) 863-2500 or click here. FREE!
Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance professional dancers, Ross Honaker and Carli Mareneck, will perform a new duet in development by Cora Dance Artistic Director and Choreographer Shannon Hummel, entitled Day at Clifton Forge’s Arts Community Celebration (ACC). In its fifth year, ACC showcases local arts and artists, and offers two days of artist demonstrations, arts activities & classes, gallery exhibits, live performances, the Art Market, local restaurant specials, food trucks, and more! Longtime Lewisburg, WV dance artists, Ross and Carli have danced together for decades and will take the stage at ACC in this new duet celebrating lasting connections, journeys together, and opportunities for tenderness and beauty found along the way. Clifton Forge’s Arts Community Celebration takes place Friday, September 20, 3–9pm and Saturday, September 21, 10am–5pm, with Cora performing on Saturday at 12pm and 1pm. For more information, click here. FREE!
Keon Washington and Shannon Hummel work in residence at Appomattox Regional Governor’s School for the Arts and Technology (ARGS) and local public middle schools as part of The Crossroads Project, a year-long virtual and in-person exchange program between youth dancers in Alleghany County, VA; Petersburg, VA; and Brooklyn, NYC examining the experience of home in their bodies, communities, and shared country. Cora Artistic Director Shannon Hummel and Artistic Associate Keon Washington work with middle and high school dancers throughout the week, to facilitate the creation of original writing, performance, and choreography, guiding youth participants to create original work expressing their perspective on home. Learn more about Crossroads by clicking here.
Cora Dance Brooklyn will be taking the summer to relocate from our former studio at 358 Van Brunt St in Red Hook, Brooklyn to a new office at 177 Dwight St, Suite 2R in Red Hook!
CDB will be closed through July 22 and taking office hours by appointment only July 23-September 9. Regular office hours, classes, events, and performances will begin after September 9 so stay tuned and enjoy your summer!
Cora Dance’s beloved annual retro, high-school-prom-themed dance party (in an actual high school gymnasium) returns: RED HOOK COMMUNITY PROM! Saturday, June 8, from 7–11pm, 173 Conover Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn. Proceeds go toward the Cora Dance Tuition & Ticket Assistance Fund to continue providing FREE and PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN programs for students and audiences.
Whether you want to relive or re-do your high school days, RED HOOK COMMUNITY PROM is the place to make it happen! Dance to throwback 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s hits and support dance for all children at RED HOOK COMMUNITY PROM!
Admission: PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN! Suggested donation of $125; minimum of $10.
Tickets are available by Saturday, May 4, 2024, at coradance.org/red-hook-prom. ADVANCE PURCHASE IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.
All ages are welcome. Those 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
DOWN HERE OPEN REHEARSAL AT THE MASONIC!
Tuesday, April 30, from 4-5:45pm, Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance invites audiences of all ages to open rehearsals of Hummel’s 2015 work down here. Presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York City with dancers/collaborators Katie Dean and Calia Marshall and called “a rare gem” by The New York Times, the 2024 version with dancers Ross Honaker and Ammara Shafqat, premieres as part of the Masonic’s StoryFest this October. Drop by the Masonic’s Hillert Auditorium between 4 and 6pm on April 30, grab a snack at the concession stand, and watch the artists at work! There will be a Q&A talkback for the last 20-30 minutes and a chance to ask more questions at Jack Mason’s Tavern, where the artists will gather after rehearsal! Courtesy RSVP to CDA_info@coradance.org appreciated but not required. FREE (Donations encouraged).
Don’t miss this chance to see all the participants in Cora Dance Alleghany’s intesnives share their progress throughout the year! Young dancers participating in these intensives perform alongside CDA’s Youth Company dancing in works by Shannon Hummel and CYC Directors Ross Honaker and Ammara Shafqat on the beautiful stage of the Historic Masonic Theatre! Bring the entire family and all your friends to this inspiring pay-what-you-can event!
Admission: $20 or Pay-What-You-Can
Click here to purchase tickets online.
Click here to watch the video about how to purchase tickets online.
Come see this year’s Hip Hop and Modern CYC/Cora Youth Companies present this year’s repertoire of dances under the direction of Nikki Assanti and Keon Washington. CYC Programs provide Cora’s most dedicated and talented students in grades 4-12 an opportunity to study dance more seriously by learning and performing a wide range of works by professional choreographers. Chosen through annual open auditions, CYC includes two tiers of Hip Hop and Modern, divided by age and ability. Join CYC/Cora Youth Companies as they present the year’s culminating performances. There will be two shows on this day at 2:30pm and 7pm.*
*A reception party and milestone ceremony recognizing 2024 graduate Z’Yanah Gonzalez immediately follows the 7pm performance.
Admission: $20 Suggested or Pay-What-You-Can. Tickets can be purchased here.
Come see this year’s Hip Hop and Modern CYC/Cora Youth Companies present this year’s repertoire of dances under the direction of Nikki Assanti and Keon Washington. CYC Programs provide Cora’s most dedicated and talented students in grades 4-12 an opportunity to study dance more seriously by learning and performing a wide range of works by professional choreographers. Chosen through annual open auditions, CYC includes two tiers of Hip Hop and Modern, divided by age and ability. Join CYC/Cora Youth Companies as they present the year’s culminating performances. There will be two shows on this day at 2:30pm and 7pm.*
*A reception party and milestone ceremony recognizing 2024 graduate Z’Yanah Gonzalez immediately follows the 7pm performance.
Admission: $20 Suggested or Pay-What-You-Can. Tickets can be purchased here.
As Cora Dance Brooklyn transitions our programming to off-site locations, we are offering a special opportunity to students 9 and up to study is a special workshop format through March! Using this time to explore elements of modern and hip hop including dance-making and collaboration, students will share their progress during these exploratory workshops in Open Class Showings during the first week of April!
Clifton Forge School of the Arts is excited to announce the exhibit The Color of Movement by Leah Thompson, February 6 - April 30.
Thompson works in layers of expressive color, showcasing the human figure in movement and action. This exhibition highlights the bold breadth of Thompson’s works through her lyrical use of color and form. CFSOTA will host an Opening Reception for this exhibition on March 1 from 5-6:30pm featuring refreshments, an opportunity to meet the artist, and an exciting performance by Ross Honaker and Shannon Hummel of the professional company, Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance. To get more information about this exhibit or any of our other programming, you can send us an email at info@cfsota.org or give us a call at (540) 862-7275
Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance shares a full-length preview of the professional company’s latest work-in-progress, Because.
Gymnasiums are emotional spaces of triumph, defeat, intensity, and mundanity. They are both distinctly different, recognizably the same, and always timeless. Created specifically for gymnasiums, Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance’s latest work-in-development, Because, is an expansive, intimate, and existential exhibition of athleticism and humanity. Because, like gyms, we are always the same and different at every age; Because memory is just as much an act of imagination and fantasy as a recollection of fact; Because all that is certain is the end… there will be a party in a gym. And we believe it’ll be beautiful.
Choreography by: Shannon Hummel in collaboration with the dancers
Dancers: Nikki Assanti, Ross Honaker, Ammara Shafqat, Keon Washington
Original Score by: Hans Bilger
Suggested Admission: $20 or pay what you can
Continuing intersectional “bridge building” between Cora Dance’s anchor communities of Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY; Petersburg/Richmond, VA; and The Alleghany Highlands, VA, Artistic Associates Nikki Assanti, Katie Dean, Ammara Shafqat, and Keon Washington join Artistic Director Shannon Hummel for a week of master classes, open rehearsals, conversations with school and community leaders and artists about Cora’s model for access to dance and connecting communities through movement and a reprise performance of Because. Detailed schedule TBA. Visit coradance.org in January 2024 for further information.
Join Cora Dance Brooklyn students as they share their progress with family and friends in this informal Open Class Event! FREE. Donations accepted!
Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance shares its first full-length preview of the professional company’s latest work-in-progress, Because. Created specifically for the CF Armory’s gymnasium, each performance will be followed by a talk-back with the artists.
Because we are the same and different at 15, at 35, at 55; Because we are inexplicably moved by small moments we carry in our hearts or leave behind; Because the hopes of youth push us toward inventing ourselves and losing our dreams, Because of this… there will be a party… in a gym. And we hope it’s gonna be fun.
Choreography by: Shannon Hummel in collaboration with the dancers
Dancers: Nikki Assanti, Ross Honaker, Ammara Shafqat, Keon Washington
Original Score by: Hans Bilger
Production Manager: Carter Adcock
Suggested Admission: $25 or pay-what-you-can.
Tickets will be available by December 1, 2023.
For more info and questions, email events@coradance.org.
Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance shares its first full-length preview of the professional company’s latest work-in-progress, Because. Created specifically for the CF Armory’s gymnasium, each performance will be followed by a talk-back with the artists.
Because we are the same and different at 15, at 35, at 55; Because we are inexplicably moved by small moments we carry in our hearts or leave behind; Because the hopes of youth push us toward inventing ourselves and losing our dreams, Because of this… there will be a party… in a gym. And we hope it’s gonna be fun.
Choreography by: Shannon Hummel in collaboration with the dancers
Dancers: Nikki Assanti, Ross Honaker, Ammara Shafqat, Keon Washington
Original Score by: Hans Bilger
Production Manager: Carter Adcock
Suggested Admission: $25 or pay-what-you-can.
Tickets will be available by December 1, 2023.
For more info and questions, email events@coradance.org.
Celebrate and support Cora Dance’s mission to provide high-quality dance performance and education to every person!
Enjoy:
Performances by the Cora Youth Company and the professional company, Shannon Hummel/Cora Dance
Food and drink
A DJ and dance party
Meeting the Cora Dance Board and all the fabulous people who work to provide dance to the Alleghany community
Supporting Cora financially and learning more about future volunteer opportunities
Tickets are pay-what-you-can (Suggested Price: $60)
Tickets $60 or above get you a free ticket to the preview of Hummel’s newest work, Because, premiering at the Clifton Forge Armory on January 12 & 13
Open Class Showings are a welcoming, informal opportunity for the families and friends of Cora Dance Brooklyn students enrolled in pay-what-you-can In-Studio Training Program classes to witness their young dancer’s progress! FREE (Donations encouraged!). Proceeds support Cora Dance’s Tuition Assistance Program.
