Events at this location

BREATHE will captivate audiences through emotional connection. The show is a seamless 1-hour experience that includes the choreographic works of director, Lauren Overstreet, the lighting creations of designer David Reingold, and the utilization of props, each symbolizing the weight and the memory of loved ones lost. The show consists of 16 separate choreographic works, reflecting not only the different stages and sentiments of grief but, ultimately, how we find meaning in it.

Join Music and Movement in a captivating and magical journey through fall, winter, spring, and summer. Each season introduces new characters and adversities that all bring new pieces to the puzzle. The show is a thrilling series of works highlighting each Msquared company member’s strengths and sharing their heARTs.

DATES:

December 2nd @ 7pm

December 3rd @ 3pm (Dance Battle happening after the show)

LOCATION: 

7 Stages Theatre (Black Box Theatre)

1105 Euclid Ave NE

ATL, GA 30307

For information about parking at 7 Stages, please CLICK HERE. 

TICKETS: 

In advance: $22

At door: $33

DANCE BATTLE:

-In celebration of Music and Movement’s first season and full production of  “Season’s” they will be hostnig a dance battle after their last show on SUNDAY ONLY at 5pm.

-1V1 ALL STYLES – CASH PRZE

-*Entry fee and sign ups will be taken at the door via Zelle, Cash or CashApp. Credit Cards not accepted*

-All funk music, all styles, all night

-MC: BBOP | Judges: Kunstruct, Smiley & Machine | DJ: MightyPaul

BREATHE will captivate audiences through emotional connection. The show is a seamless 1-hour experience that includes the choreographic works of director, Lauren Overstreet, the lighting creations of designer David Reingold, and the utilization of props, each symbolizing the weight and the memory of loved ones lost. The show consists of 16 separate choreographic works, reflecting not only the different stages and sentiments of grief but, ultimately, how we find meaning in it.

Join Music and Movement in a captivating and magical journey through fall, winter, spring, and summer. Each season introduces new characters and adversities that all bring new pieces to the puzzle. The show is a thrilling series of works highlighting each Msquared company member’s strengths and sharing their heARTs.

DATES:

December 2nd @ 7pm

December 3rd @ 3pm (Dance Battle happening after the show)

LOCATION: 

7 Stages Theatre (Black Box Theatre)

1105 Euclid Ave NE

ATL, GA 30307

For information about parking at 7 Stages, please CLICK HERE. 

TICKETS: 

In advance: $22

At door: $33

DANCE BATTLE:

-In celebration of Music and Movement’s first season and full production of  “Season’s” they will be hostnig a dance battle after their last show on SUNDAY ONLY at 5pm.

-1V1 ALL STYLES – CASH PRZE

-*Entry fee and sign ups will be taken at the door via Zelle, Cash or CashApp. Credit Cards not accepted*

-All funk music, all styles, all night

-MC: BBOP | Judges: Kunstruct, Smiley & Machine | DJ: MightyPaul

BREATHE will captivate audiences through emotional connection. The show is a seamless 1-hour experience that includes the choreographic works of director, Lauren Overstreet, the lighting creations of designer David Reingold, and the utilization of props, each symbolizing the weight and the memory of loved ones lost. The show consists of 16 separate choreographic works, reflecting not only the different stages and sentiments of grief but, ultimately, how we find meaning in it.

The word “sacred” comes from the Latin sancire, to set apart or separate for a holy purpose. But what is it that separates sacred from profane? Where lies the dividing line? Saint is a new work by Artistic Director Douglas Scott with original music by Andrew Choe, Sean Kelly, and Ptar Fleming.

The word “sacred” comes from the Latin sancire, to set apart or separate for a holy purpose. But what is it that separates sacred from profane? Where lies the dividing line? Saint is a new work by Artistic Director Douglas Scott with original music by Andrew Choe, Sean Kelly, and Ptar Fleming.

The word “sacred” comes from the Latin sancire, to set apart or separate for a holy purpose. But what is it that separates sacred from profane? Where lies the dividing line? Saint is a new work by Artistic Director Douglas Scott with original music by Andrew Choe, Sean Kelly, and Ptar Fleming.