DCDC’S 40th ANNIVERSARY SEASON
Footprints
Saturday, October 4, 2008 at (NEW TIME) 7:30pm Victoria Theatre
DCDC founder, Jeraldyne Blunden, touched many lives. Her passion for dance left its imprint on every aspect of dance and motivated performers and choreographers to perfect their work under her tutelage and care. Come witness for yourself how four DCDC artists were thus moved to create dance out of Blunden's legacy of fire that still burns the floorboards under the living feet of their work. Three of the works are a part of DCDC's extensive repertoire—In My Father's House by Debbie Blunden-Diggs, Beyond A Cliff by Dwight Rhoden, Unresolved by Shonna Hickman Matlock, and a new work by former DCDC artist Gina Walther.
Celebrations
Saturday, February 7, 2009 at (NEW TIME) 7:30pm Victoria Theatre
Collaboration is a form of celebration. DCDC has been doing it for years and not only on stage. The dance company was built through countless collaborations, ranging from friends of Mrs. Blunden who laid down the Marley floor in the dance studio to mothers making costumes for the dancers to fathers building sets for performances. Celebration, then, is the coming together of festive souls to achieve something with joy. That is the emotion DCDC has in mind when we perform with a gospel choir, a jazz ensemble, and a classical musician for an evening of collaboration and celebration!
Ready, Set, Dance! DCDC Family Matinee
Saturday, April 18, 2009 @2pm Masonic Temple Auditorium
It’s Spring. The earth is waking up. The long stay indoors is over. You can smell the sweet scents in the air again. This means it’s time for Ready, Set, Dance! Back by popular demand, this special Family Matinee event has the audience moving with DCDC’s world class dancers—on stage! It’s a special time for the whole family to enjoy an interactive performance with activities such as, making paper airplanes, painting your face, singing, and watching a professional DCDC performance. Invite everyone to a fun event that will have them talking for days afterwards. A love of spontaneity and youthful abandon, whatever your age, is required for admission!
Rendering 1968- DCDC2 Spring Concert
SUNDAY, April 26, 2009 @4pm Boll Theatre, Kennedy Union, University of Dayton
Set against the historical backdrop of 1968, a time of assassinations, healing, civil unrest, antiwar movements, protest, liberation movements, the evolution of cultural and social trends. Rendering 1968 paints a soulful reflection of a revolutionary year, a time of pivotal changes, beginnings and endings, victories and sorrow, growth and healing, and the birth of DCDC.
Dancing in the Streets
June 2009 on Montgomery County Courthouse Square, Downtown Dayton
DCDC’s first ever free, open-air dance concert. This is our chance to give back to the community that has given us so much. The program will be a feast of rousing favorites sure to get you dancing in the streets.
HOME SEASON TICKETS
Tickets for all DCDC & DCDC2 Home Season performances may be purchased at Ticket Center Stage located in the Lobby of the Schuster Center, One West Second Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402.
To charge by telephone call Ticket Center Stage at 937.228.3630 or
Visit them on the web at www.ticketcenterstage.com
DCDC 40th Anniversary Season Subscriptions & Single Tickets are currently on sale!
DCDC ON TOUR
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New York, NY 10024
Phone: (212) 873-9700
Fax: (212) 873-1708
Email: info@shaganarts.com
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DCDC Offices
Teri Fritze
Touring & Production Manager
Phone: (937) 228-3232 x106
Email: teri@dcdc.org
