Amez Dance, Analog Dance Works, and Ruby Josephine Dance Theater are coming together in a synergistic collaboration, presenting new explorational contemporary dance works with a shared cohort of local movers. Each piece is tied to a different realm of the sciences. Move through the psychology of nostalgia with Nieya Amezquita’s piece What could have been but wasn’t. What was and now isn’t, biology and plant agency with Brenna Mosser’s piece, The Other Kingdom, and astrophysics and planetary chaos with Ruby Josephine Smith’s 9 Body Problem.
As emerging, women-led contemporary dance companies prioritizing community and connection, Converge is helping to usher in a new and bright generation of contemporary dance to the Twin Cities.
Friday, July 18 at 7:00pm
Saturday, July 19 at 7:00pm
Sunday, July 20 at 2:00pm
Tickets: $25, pay-as-you can on Sunday, July 20