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WELCOME!


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WELCOME!


Happening Now

 

Support our Kickstarter!

The Woods Dance Project needs your support. Help us launch our first production this June by contributing to our Kickstarter. Every bit of funding will make a difference. Make a donation today!

 
 
 

 

Class!

Class is on! Regular Intermediate/Advanced Contemporary Release classes are held most Saturdays (and some Sundays) this spring through June 1—at Performing Dance Center in Salt Lake City. All class revenue directly supports the June production! Join us <3

Jonathan Kim teaches again this week! SUNDAY, May 5, 10-11:30.

 

Image by Sharon Kain

 

For more information, head over to the Class page.

 
 

 
 

Coming Soon

 
 

RDT’s Links Series presents

 

Image by Simon Zivny

 

June 5-6, + 8

Choreographer Nichele Woods premieres The Woods Dance Project’s inaugural evening production, REDUCER, presented by Repertory Dance Theatre’s Link Series. With two world premieres, the evening features five professional dance artists from the Salt Lake community: Natalie Border, Jonathan Kim, Tara McArthur, Morgan Phillips, and Melissa Younker.

Come to opening night to catch dancers from UVU’s Department of Dance perform Clear… as a burnt-out match in a dark room., Woods’ recent commission for the department’s Contemporary Dance Ensemble—Wednesday, June 5th only! Thursday, June 6th will feature a post-show Conversation with the Artists. Join us!

 

PROJECT Collaborators

 
 
 

Tara McArthur | Image by Sasha Turrentine

Morgan Phillips | Image courtesy of Phillips

Natalie Border | Image by Brad Simmons

Jonathan Kim | Image by Sharon Kain

Melissa Younker | Image by Logan M Sorenson

 

 
Image by MotionVivid.

Image of Nichele by MotionVivid.

 
 

Wishing you health, joy, connection, and peace during these strange and trying times.

Warmly, Nichele

 

 

“Knowing you are alive is feeling the planet buck under you, rear, kick, and try to throw you; you hang onto the ring. It is riding the planet like a log downstream, whooping. Or, conversely, you step aside from the dreaming fast loud routine and feel time as a stillness about you, and hear the silent air asking in so thin a voice, Have you noticed yet that you will die? Do you remember, remember, remember? Then you feel your life as a weekend, a weekend you cannot extend, a weekend in the country. O Augenblick verweile” –Annie Dillard, 1987.

 

Banner image by MotionVivid.