Core Dance

Have you heard about our new Resident Dance Artist Program? We're looking for movement-based artists who are committed to the process of creating work for our new pilot program. To apply, follow the link in our bio. Applications close this Monday, the 11th. Photo by Simon Gentry from the Salon Showing of If... a Memoir by AD Sue Schroeder.

Core Dance values purposeful artistic risk taking, invention, community participation, led collaboration, knowledge sharing and enquiry carried out with integrity, compassion and an attention to balance. Check out our story for our "Reasons to Give" series and learn more about why you should support Core Dance.

One week left until we close the application to become a Resident Dance Artist at Core Dance. Get yours in today using the link below.

Artistic Director, Sue Schroeder speaks in the In Our Own Words series a series that began shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March as a way of giving voice to members of Atlanta’s arts community as we all struggled to adjust, cope and survive.

Congratulations on making it through an especially hard year folks. Core Dance wishes everyone a healthy and Happy New Year! Photo by Simon Gentry

Reminiscing on last winter's work period for "Manifolds" with Dance Artist Rose Shields.

Following Thanksgiving, Artistic Director Sue Schroeder shared our vision on Gratitude and what it means as artists, as movers and as people. "At Core Dance, practicing gratitude in all things is a daily cultural practice. Feeling and expressing gratitude has a profound effect on each of our lives the giver and the receiver. As contemporary artists, we are blessed to be 'makers' of art and to share our creative work with you, our community. This Thanksgiving holiday we offer a deepening of our practice and the recognition of blessings immeasurable via the Breath."

Core Dance Artists, Joshua Radcliffe and Benji Stevenson, have officially began stage 1 of their choreographic research process in cooperation with Machol Shalem Dance House (MASH). In this partnership, Joshua and Benji will embark on a 10-week long virtual research process with Israeli Dance Makers, Annabelle Dvir & Michal Meg, facillitated by Niv Shienfeld and Oren Laor and AD Sue Schroeder. This process will be the beginnings of what will eventually culminate into a 2-3 week in-person residency In both Jerusalem and Atlanta sometime in 2021.

Coreolab 2020 with Amanda K Miller comes to a close with Happy Friday.

Today, we bring to a close our incredible 3-week Coreolab with Amanda K. Miller. We are grateful for the opportunity to work with Amanda and look forward to using the valuable tools she has shared with us as we move forward with our work.