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NC Dance Festival in Durham

The NC Dance Festival brings professional modern dance choreographers from across the state together to share innovative and moving dance works. NCDF is celebrating its 29th season with shows in traditional and non-traditional venues across NC. Fierce, honest, reflective, and playful, the concert presents a wide variety of NC dance.

Vania Claiborne (Greensboro) presents (Bro)tha/Brother, a duet for two men that celebrates and explores black male joy, friendship, and humanity.

Kira Blazek-Ziaii's (Winston-Salem) quartet for women, Keep It Together, uses humor, sweeping legwork, and effortful partnering to showcase independence balanced by interdependence.

In To Meep Like a Peep by Durhams Megan Ross, dancers communicate through a language of wiggles and bounces set to the engaging music of DJ Plie.

Megan Yankee (Durham), presents a section of an autobiographical, evening-length solo titled Qué gringa, que gringa (loosely translated as What white girl, that white girl), that explores identity and mixed heritage within the current political climate in the US.

The Clarice Young Project (Greensboro) presents re(belle), a powerful and energetic group piece about daring to be different.