For Audiences

The goal of Dance In Progress is to establish a creative space for Choreographers to present works for audience feedback in a theatrical setting. Choreographers of various experience levels are chosen monthly to present a dance piece in progress with the goal of connecting with the audience to speak authentically about their chosen subject and solicit audience feedback by asking three specific questions. The number of pieces and lengths vary from month to month.

For Choreographers: Please email Katherine Gant at katherine@refugedance.org if you would like to apply to present work or have any questions.

For Audience Members: Admission to Dance In Progress is free. No reservations or tickets needed. Even better – we’ll have dessert and coffee on the house as well!

An evening-length dance work exploring the enigmas of fate, time, and love.

• The mystery of fate: Is it coincidence or divine intervention?
• The mystery of time: How do an echo of the past and a foretaste of the future linger around each present moment?
• The mystery of love: Why is the heart so foolish to want what it wants without regard to suitability, reason, or chances for success?

From Mexico City, Mexico bailaora Marcela Morín Vega is kicking off our 2020 Entre Amigos Season at Caló Dance Studio. A student of flamenco since she was 14 years old, Marcela has been studying with flamenco masters in Mexico, Spain and throughout the US since 1993. We are thrilled to welcome her as our first artist of 2020. She will be accompanied by cantaora Ana del Rocío and tocaor José Chirinos.

An evening-length dance work exploring the enigmas of fate, time, and love.

• The mystery of fate: Is it coincidence or divine intervention?
• The mystery of time: How do an echo of the past and a foretaste of the future linger around each present moment?
• The mystery of love: Why is the heart so foolish to want what it wants without regard to suitability, reason, or chances for success?

Argentina’s Ché Malambo returns to the Rialto stage with fiery Malambo traditions and virtuosic dancing for an exhilarating and entertaining show that is perfect for the entire family! The all-male company celebrates the unique South American cowboy tradition of the gaucho and presents a thrilling dance and music spectacle unlike anything you have ever experienced!

An evening-length dance work exploring the enigmas of fate, time, and love.

• The mystery of fate: Is it coincidence or divine intervention?
• The mystery of time: How do an echo of the past and a foretaste of the future linger around each present moment?
• The mystery of love: Why is the heart so foolish to want what it wants without regard to suitability, reason, or chances for success?

Burning Bones Physical Theatre presents: One or the Road

Written in a “fit of rage,” Pinter’s play questions whether faith and principle could survive in the face of civil cruelty.

This butoh-based production is original, bold, and dearly needed in these urgent times.

Omer Mughal – Victor
Caroline Granger – Gila
Darren O’Brien – Nicholas

Stage Manager – Jase Wingate
Director and Choreographer – Frankie Mulinix
Lighting Designer – Lindsey Sharpless
Costume and Music Design – Frankie Mulinix
Dramaturge – Jase Wingate

When: February 27 – March 1 (7:30 – 9:00 pm) with an additional 2:00 pm matinee on Sunday, Feb 29.

*Please Note: Thursday’s performance (7:30 – 9:00 pm) is by donation at the door. All proceeds go to off-setting the cost of the production.

Location: The Black Box @ The Yard (Rob Mello Studio)

Cost: $10 for current RMS students, $15 for general admission
Tickets include complimentary admittance to the production workshop (February 29, 2:00 pm) with the cast.

Thank you to Robert Mello, Jillian Mitchell, Active Space, and Jason Vail Photography for their generous support of Burning Bones Physical Theatre

Burning Bones Physical Theatre presents: One or the Road

Written in a “fit of rage,” Pinter’s play questions whether faith and principle could survive in the face of civil cruelty.

This butoh-based production is original, bold, and dearly needed in these urgent times.

Omer Mughal – Victor
Caroline Granger – Gila
Darren O’Brien – Nicholas

Stage Manager – Jase Wingate
Director and Choreographer – Frankie Mulinix
Lighting Designer – Lindsey Sharpless
Costume and Music Design – Frankie Mulinix
Dramaturge – Jase Wingate

When: February 27 – March 1 (7:30 – 9:00 pm) with an additional 2:00 pm matinee on Sunday, Feb 29.

*Please Note: Thursday’s performance (7:30 – 9:00 pm) is by donation at the door. All proceeds go to off-setting the cost of the production.

Location: The Black Box @ The Yard (Rob Mello Studio)

Cost: $10 for current RMS students, $15 for general admission
Tickets include complimentary admittance to the production workshop (February 29, 2:00 pm) with the cast.

Thank you to Robert Mello, Jillian Mitchell, Active Space, and Jason Vail Photography for their generous support of Burning Bones Physical Theatre

Burning Bones Physical Theatre presents: One or the Road

Written in a “fit of rage,” Pinter’s play questions whether faith and principle could survive in the face of civil cruelty.

This butoh-based production is original, bold, and dearly needed in these urgent times.

Omer Mughal – Victor
Caroline Granger – Gila
Darren O’Brien – Nicholas

Stage Manager – Jase Wingate
Director and Choreographer – Frankie Mulinix
Lighting Designer – Lindsey Sharpless
Costume and Music Design – Frankie Mulinix
Dramaturge – Jase Wingate

When: February 27 – March 1 (7:30 – 9:00 pm) with an additional 2:00 pm matinee on Sunday, Feb 29.

*Please Note: Thursday’s performance (7:30 – 9:00 pm) is by donation at the door. All proceeds go to off-setting the cost of the production.

Location: The Black Box @ The Yard (Rob Mello Studio)

Cost: $10 for current RMS students, $15 for general admission
Tickets include complimentary admittance to the production workshop (February 29, 2:00 pm) with the cast.

Thank you to Robert Mello, Jillian Mitchell, Active Space, and Jason Vail Photography for their generous support of Burning Bones Physical Theatre

BAUTANZT is a dance-theatre performance conceived and choreographed by Nadya Zeitlin, independent Atlanta based choreographer, with contribution from participating moving artists.
BAUTANZT (“building dances” – German) language emerged in Nadya’s body as a response to the research about Bauhaus movement and avant-guard art of 1910 – 20s. Its visual content is greatly inspired by art of Kazimir Malevich and Wassily Kandinsky, pioneers of abstract art*.
Performance combines dance and geometry to tell story about the rules and social norms we’re pressed to live under and the necessity to break some of them in order to live as our genuine selves.

There will be exciting pre-show activities. Please go to Facebook event to stay tuned: https://www.facebook.com/events/2628652910757492/
Instagram: @bautanzt.
www.bautanzt.art

Concept, choreography, costumes: Nadya Zeitlin.
Moving artists: Kellie Vinal, Raina Mitchell, Maria McNiece, Gianna Mercandetti.
Original Score: Michael Brooks.

Tickets: https://bautanzt.brownpapertickets.com
$10 – artists, students.
$15 – regular ticket.

February 29th, 4 pm and 7 pm.
Red Light Production Studio, 1775 Wilwat Dr., st B, Norcross, GA, 30093. JUST 23 MINUTES FROM DECATUR SQUARE!
This venue is also known as Action Dojo.

* Kazimir Severinovich Malevich was a Russian avant-garde artist and art theorist, whose pioneering work and writing had a profound influence on the development of non-objective, or abstract art, in the 20th century.
Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was a Russian painter and art theorist. Kandinsky is generally credited as the pioneer of abstract art.

BAUTANZT is a dance-theatre performance conceived and choreographed by Nadya Zeitlin, independent Atlanta based choreographer, with contribution from participating moving artists.
BAUTANZT (“building dances” – German) language emerged in Nadya’s body as a response to the research about Bauhaus movement and avant-guard art of 1910 – 20s. Its visual content is greatly inspired by art of Kazimir Malevich and Wassily Kandinsky, pioneers of abstract art*.
Performance combines dance and geometry to tell story about the rules and social norms we’re pressed to live under and the necessity to break some of them in order to live as our genuine selves.

There will be exciting pre-show activities. Please go to Facebook event to stay tuned: https://www.facebook.com/events/2628652910757492/
Instagram: @bautanzt.
www.bautanzt.art

Concept, choreography, costumes: Nadya Zeitlin.
Moving artists: Kellie Vinal, Raina Mitchell, Maria McNiece, Gianna Mercandetti.
Original Score: Michael Brooks.

Tickets: https://bautanzt.brownpapertickets.com
$10 – artists, students.
$15 – regular ticket.

February 29th, 4 pm and 7 pm.
Red Light Production Studio, 1775 Wilwat Dr., st B, Norcross, GA, 30093. JUST 23 MINUTES FROM DECATUR SQUARE!
This venue is also known as Action Dojo.

* Kazimir Severinovich Malevich was a Russian avant-garde artist and art theorist, whose pioneering work and writing had a profound influence on the development of non-objective, or abstract art, in the 20th century.
Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was a Russian painter and art theorist. Kandinsky is generally credited as the pioneer of abstract art.

Burning Bones Physical Theatre presents: One or the Road

Written in a “fit of rage,” Pinter’s play questions whether faith and principle could survive in the face of civil cruelty.

This butoh-based production is original, bold, and dearly needed in these urgent times.

Omer Mughal – Victor
Caroline Granger – Gila
Darren O’Brien – Nicholas

Stage Manager – Jase Wingate
Director and Choreographer – Frankie Mulinix
Lighting Designer – Lindsey Sharpless
Costume and Music Design – Frankie Mulinix
Dramaturge – Jase Wingate

When: February 27 – March 1 (7:30 – 9:00 pm) with an additional 2:00 pm matinee on Sunday, Feb 29.

*Please Note: Thursday’s performance (7:30 – 9:00 pm) is by donation at the door. All proceeds go to off-setting the cost of the production.

Location: The Black Box @ The Yard (Rob Mello Studio)

Cost: $10 for current RMS students, $15 for general admission
Tickets include complimentary admittance to the production workshop (February 29, 2:00 pm) with the cast.

Thank you to Robert Mello, Jillian Mitchell, Active Space, and Jason Vail Photography for their generous support of Burning Bones Physical Theatre