HATCH Presenting Series

03/29/2019

Native of Paraná, Brazil and NYC based, Talissa Bavaresco is a Dancer and Choreographer with expertise in Classical Ballet, Jazz and Muller Polarity Techniques, as well as the Theater and Commercial world. She was the first Brazilian to graduate from Joffrey Ballet’s Jazz&Contemporary Program on a four years merit-scholarship and furthered her studies at the Scholarship-Apprentice Program at Jennifer Muller/The Works. [ 392 more words ]

Native of Paraná, Brazil and NYC based, Talissa Bavaresco is a Dancer and Choreographer with expertise in Classical Ballet, Jazz and Muller Polarity Techniques, as well as the Theater and Commercia…

02/06/2019

HATCH DEADLINE EXTENDED TILL THIS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8th

Get you applications in for our spring presenting series!!

01/30/2019

Due to overwhelming responses we are extending our application deadline for another week!

Application link below:

HELP US SPREAD THE WORDFeel free to share this application with friends of yours who may also be interested in presenting a work in progress at HATCH. They may also submit for the Spring 2019 HATCH Series by completing this form online. Our email is [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from yo...

01/18/2019

!!!!CALL FOR CHOREOGRAPHERS!!!!

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR OUR SPRING HATCH PRESENTING SERIES

APPLICATION IN LINK BELOW:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXcHaimDIN8p1ZR4Uyjo1LJ4zYACC0m1j85QTrKj7ckHzj7A/viewform

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION JANUARY 30th

11/30/2018

Check out Josh Pacheco's thoughts on his upcoming showing! Why is it helpful to present a work in progress? Seeing a work in progress on stage can tell a choreographer a lot about where the piece is and where it needs to go. The feedback from a work in progress showing is crucial to the development of the work. I've been in similar settings, showing a work in progress for feedback, and received a few words to a couple paragraphs, and some of the most important feedback comes from audience members with a limited background in arts exposure. [ 287 more words ]

Check out Josh Pacheco’s thoughts on his upcoming showing! Why is it helpful to present a work in progress? Seeing a work in progress on stage can tell a choreographer a lot about where the p…

11/30/2018

Here are some of Melissa's thoughts on the upcoming showing! Why is it helpful to present a work in progress? As a choreographer I am always striving to create quality work that truly conveys my vision and intention in an appropriate way. Throughout my process I am constantly adjusting choreography and seeking input from the dancers. For me, presenting a work… [ 393 more words ]

Here are some of Melissa’s thoughts on the upcoming showing! Why is it helpful to present a work in progress? As a choreographer I am always striving to create quality work that truly conveys…

11/30/2018

Photo by Gwen Charles Check out some of Erin's thoughts about the upcoming HATCH showing! Why is it helpful to present a work in progress? As a choreographer, I value sharing work in various stages of process. This allows me to both see the work in a performative sense for my own analysis and shaping of the work, as well as to hear other’s perceptions and experiences. [ 250 more words ]

Photo by Gwen Charles   Check out some of Erin’s thoughts about the upcoming HATCH showing! Why is it helpful to present a work in progress? As a choreographer, I value sharing work in v…

11/06/2018

Abilities Dance Boston will be presenting work choreographed by Ellice Patterson Ellice Patterson is the founder and director of Abilities Dance, a Boston- based dance company that welcomes dancers of with and without disabilities. Her work in Abilities is modern focused with an adaptive twist so that dance is accessible to all. Outside of exclusively Abilities Dance's shows, her choreography has appeared in Third Life Choreographer Series, Green St. [ 349 more words ]

  Abilities Dance Boston will be presenting work choreographed by Ellice Patterson Ellice Patterson is the founder and director of Abilities Dance, a Boston- based dance company that welcomes …

11/06/2018

Annamaria Diamant Originally from Florida, Annamaria Diamant has a B.A. in Theatre Arts from the University of South Florida. She’s a former dance instructor and camp director with MA Dance Company and instructional staff member for ESP Productions' Capital One Bowl Half Time Show. Following graduation from USF, she danced with Sarasota Contemporary Dance Company (formerly Fuzion Dance Artists). One of SCDC’s 2016 Emerging Choreographers and in January of 2018 returned as a SCDC Artist in Residence. [ 443 more words ]

  Annamaria Diamant Originally from Florida, Annamaria Diamant has a B.A. in Theatre Arts from the University of South Florida. She’s a former dance instructor and camp director with MA Dance …

10/21/2018

LYDIA PERAKIS Lydia Perakis was born in Nashville, Tennessee and was raised in Crete, Greece. She is currently a senior at NYU-Tisch pursuing a Major in Dance and a Minor in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies. Lydia has worked as an Event Manager at the Center for Performance Research (Brooklyn) and as a Stage and House Manager at Soho Playhouse. [ 744 more words ]

LYDIA PERAKIS Lydia Perakis was born in Nashville, Tennessee and was raised in Crete, Greece. She is currently a senior at NYU-Tisch pursuing a Major in Dance and a Minor in Child and Adolescent Me…

10/21/2018

Khensani Mathebula: Artistic Director/Choreographer (MATHETA Dance) Khensani Mathebula (Johannesburg, South Africa) trained in modern concert dance under the instruction of Ms. Laraine Rabin. In 2010 she was discovered by international guest Ms. Ana Marie Forsythe at a Horton workshop in her hometown, and recruited to the competitive Ailey School/Fordham University BFA program in New York City. Ms. Mathebula was awarded an Emily Blavatnik/Ailey Artistic Scholarship, and a National Scholarship for Dance from CATHSSETA to attend the program. [ 426 more words ]

  Khensani Mathebula: Artistic Director/Choreographer (MATHETA Dance) Khensani Mathebula (Johannesburg, South Africa) trained in modern concert dance under the instruction of Ms. Laraine Rabin…