DAYTON CONTEMPORARY DANCE COMPANY 56th SEASON
A moving legacy rooted in the African-American experience since 1968.
A time to recall, a time for dynamic presence, a time to venture forward. TIMELESS GRACE is how Dayton Contemporary Dance Company will delight you with dances of our past, present, and future. Experience time travel as only our dancing artists can deliver in DCDC's transcendent 56th season.
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DCDC presents four mixed repertory home concerts in this season of Timeless Grace
Experience DCDC in a city near you. Choose a show to get your tickets today.
JOYCE THEATRE
Performances
October 1 - 6, 2024
New York, NY
HERITAGE WORKS
Fall Festival
November 12 - 16, 2024
Detroit, MI
IABD ANNUAL
Conference & Performances
January 22-26
Pittsburgh, PA
THE ESBENSHADE SERIES
Marietta College
April 9, 2025
Marietta, OH
OUR HISTORY
Founded in 1968 and rooted in the African-American experience, the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company is a culturally diverse contemporary dance company committed to reaching the broadest audience through exceptional performance and arts-integrated education.
Be prepared for more Black history to be made during Black History Month as Dayton Contemporary Dance Company presents “In Modern Moves” Feb. 17-18 at the Victoria Theatre.
In one of the biggest coups in its 55-year history, DCDC is the first African American dance company to receive Paul Taylor’s 1975 masterpiece “Esplanade” into its repertoire. Taylor’s acclaimed routine features everyday, pedestrian movement — standing, skipping, sliding, falling, running, walking — set to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. Called “a masterpiece of physical joy,” the work serves as the concert centerpiece and will be performed to live music by the Springfield Symphony Orchestra under Peter Stafford Wilson’s direction.