NACHMO Boston Live Performances
Location
Accessibility
What is NACHMO?
Who is NACHMO Boston?
Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm
Saturday, March 4th @ 8pm
Sunday, March 5th @ 3pm
Join Us in Saying Thank You
Help Us Support the Local Dance Ecosystem
Where to Find More NACHMO Boston
Accessibility
What is NACHMO?
Who is NACHMO Boston?
Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm
Saturday, March 4th @ 8pm
Sunday, March 5th @ 3pm
Join Us in Saying Thank You
Help Us Support the Local Dance Ecosystem
Where to Find More NACHMO Boston
Location
NACHMO Boston’s live performances will take place at
The Foundry, 101 Rogers St, Cambridge, MA
Friday, March 3rd
Saturday, March 4th
Sunday, March 5th
The Foundry, 101 Rogers St, Cambridge, MA
Friday, March 3rd
Saturday, March 4th
Sunday, March 5th
Accessibility
NACHMO Boston and Monkeyhouse prioritize creating accessible programming whenever possible. We are proud to be part of the Mass Cultural Council’s Card-to-Culture program, providing low to no cost cultural programming across Massachusetts.
Do you have any additional access needs for this performance that we can assist you with? Please let us know by February 20th and we will do our best to accommodate you. We want to make NACHMO Boston accessible to as many people as possible but please note that facilitating some accommodations requires time and those received after February 20th may not be able to be realized for this event.
- All NACHMO Boston performances are pay-what-you-can
- The Foundry is accessible to people using mobility devices.
- The performances will not include captioning, however, copies of all text will be made available in the online program (coming soon below!).
- Accessible seating is available. If floor level seats are required please include that under access needs when purchasing tickets so we can reserve seats for you.
Do you have any additional access needs for this performance that we can assist you with? Please let us know by February 20th and we will do our best to accommodate you. We want to make NACHMO Boston accessible to as many people as possible but please note that facilitating some accommodations requires time and those received after February 20th may not be able to be realized for this event.
What is NACHMO?
NACHMO (National Choreography Month) seeks to build a connected, active, and inclusive community of dance makers across the world.
We aim to make the creative process more accessible to choreographers of all backgrounds, means, and locations. We build this community by challenging choreographers, dancers, and movement enthusiasts to create new dance works.
We are your choreographic kick in the pants.
Learn more about NACHMO
Learn more about NACHMO Boston
Follow NACHMO Boston on Instagram
We aim to make the creative process more accessible to choreographers of all backgrounds, means, and locations. We build this community by challenging choreographers, dancers, and movement enthusiasts to create new dance works.
We are your choreographic kick in the pants.
Learn more about NACHMO
Learn more about NACHMO Boston
Follow NACHMO Boston on Instagram
Who is NACHMO Boston?
NACHMO Boston wouldn’t be possible without the support of our incredible guest mentors. Their generosity and insightfulness provide our choreographers with invaluable feedback throughout the creation process. Please join us in saying thank you to Jenny Oliver, Jessica Roseman, Ryan P. Casey, Brian Lim, Cassandre Charles, Kim Holman, J. Michael Winward, and Soumya Rajaram for helping us support this year’s NACHMO Boston choreographers!
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Friday, March 3rd @ 8pm
Settle Down
Choreographed and Performed by Alexa Romancewicz and Teresa Dominick
Music: Kimbra
Lyrics available here
Choreographed and Performed by Alexa Romancewicz and Teresa Dominick
Music: Kimbra
Lyrics available here
A Conversation with Myself
Choreographed by Amy Jill and Ruth Benson Levin
Performed by Amy Jill
Music by Vicente Avella
Choreographed by Amy Jill and Ruth Benson Levin
Performed by Amy Jill
Music by Vicente Avella
Surge
Dance LAB
Choreographed by Libby Bullinger
Performed by Jami Cunningham, Margaret Falcone, Meredith Price, Odessa Rain, Samantha Rosenberg
Music: “Fracture,” “Like Foam,” and “Cries and Whispers” by Dmitry Evgrafov
Learn more about the creative process for "Surge" at https://www.dancelabcreative.com/projects
Dance LAB
Choreographed by Libby Bullinger
Performed by Jami Cunningham, Margaret Falcone, Meredith Price, Odessa Rain, Samantha Rosenberg
Music: “Fracture,” “Like Foam,” and “Cries and Whispers” by Dmitry Evgrafov
Learn more about the creative process for "Surge" at https://www.dancelabcreative.com/projects
On the Move
Vitality Dance Project
Choreographed and Performed by Kelsey Blanchette and Lindsey McGovern
Music: 8896 by Lapsley
Vitality Dance Project
Choreographed and Performed by Kelsey Blanchette and Lindsey McGovern
Music: 8896 by Lapsley
Krama (Sequential Progression)
Choreographed and Performed by Soumya Rajaram
Music Composed by M S Sukhi
This piece evokes the cyclical nature of our lives and of everything that encompasses us our existence through the exploration of abstract movements in Bharatanatyam (classical dance form from Southern India)
Choreographed and Performed by Soumya Rajaram
Music Composed by M S Sukhi
This piece evokes the cyclical nature of our lives and of everything that encompasses us our existence through the exploration of abstract movements in Bharatanatyam (classical dance form from Southern India)
Hide & Seek
OnStage Dance Company
Choreographed by Jennifer Kuhnberg
Performed by Heather Cuoco, Teresa Dominick, Allie Hahn, Emily Hong, Jennifer Kuhnberg, Lizzy Thaman, Erica Thorp
Music by Imogen Heap
Lyrics available here
OnStage Dance Company
Choreographed by Jennifer Kuhnberg
Performed by Heather Cuoco, Teresa Dominick, Allie Hahn, Emily Hong, Jennifer Kuhnberg, Lizzy Thaman, Erica Thorp
Music by Imogen Heap
Lyrics available here
Kopi
Choreographed and Performed by Cassandre Charles
Music: "Shake the Dust Off" by Cassandre Charles
Text available here
A huge thanks to Monkeyhouse, NACHMO, and SOMArt Space. Thank you to the adult ballet teachers who feed my obsession of this classical artform. Thank you to my family and friends and Dez, this one's also for you. I am inspired by your fight and I will see you soon.
Choreographed and Performed by Cassandre Charles
Music: "Shake the Dust Off" by Cassandre Charles
Text available here
A huge thanks to Monkeyhouse, NACHMO, and SOMArt Space. Thank you to the adult ballet teachers who feed my obsession of this classical artform. Thank you to my family and friends and Dez, this one's also for you. I am inspired by your fight and I will see you soon.
Little Birdie
Choreographed by Rebecca McGowan
Performed by Rebecca McGowan and Hazel Royer
Music Arrangement & Co-Creator: Hazel Royer
Music: Little Birdie, traditional, learned from the singing of Ralph Stanley
Lyrics available here
Choreographed by Rebecca McGowan
Performed by Rebecca McGowan and Hazel Royer
Music Arrangement & Co-Creator: Hazel Royer
Music: Little Birdie, traditional, learned from the singing of Ralph Stanley
Lyrics available here
Am That and Box, That Am and Fox
Alive Dance Collective
Choreographed by Katrina Conte
Performed by Brenna Banister, Lila Ruth Klaus, Alexandria Nunweiler
Music: "Sam Am I" by Ben Cuba
Composer: Ben Cuba
This piece has been a brain twister to create but the energy and smiles we created along the way have been worth it. A BIG thank you to my dancers for their hard work and brain power! This showing of Am That and Box, That AM and Fox is just half of the story. The full performance of this piece will be showcased in our Alive Dance Collective show at the end of April, follow us on Instagram!
Alive Dance Collective
Choreographed by Katrina Conte
Performed by Brenna Banister, Lila Ruth Klaus, Alexandria Nunweiler
Music: "Sam Am I" by Ben Cuba
Composer: Ben Cuba
This piece has been a brain twister to create but the energy and smiles we created along the way have been worth it. A BIG thank you to my dancers for their hard work and brain power! This showing of Am That and Box, That AM and Fox is just half of the story. The full performance of this piece will be showcased in our Alive Dance Collective show at the end of April, follow us on Instagram!
Saturday, March 4th
Our world of restarts and tomorrows and infinite possibilities
Choreographed by Cassie Wang in collaboration with the dancers
Performed by Gabriela M. Amy-Moreno, Juliet Paramor, Cassie Wang
Music: Léo Delibes, Iao Tomita
Lyrics available here
This piece is loosely inspired by the book "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" by Gabrielle Zevin and includes an excerpt from Shakespeare's Macbeth.
Choreographed by Cassie Wang in collaboration with the dancers
Performed by Gabriela M. Amy-Moreno, Juliet Paramor, Cassie Wang
Music: Léo Delibes, Iao Tomita
Lyrics available here
This piece is loosely inspired by the book "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" by Gabrielle Zevin and includes an excerpt from Shakespeare's Macbeth.
derailed
Choreographed by Nikki Gagliano
Performed by Sara Chlastawa, Kayla Rosa, Jessica-Rose, Liz Westbrook, Julianna Willey-Thomas
Music: "Facades" by Philip Glass
Created in collaboration with dancers
Choreographed by Nikki Gagliano
Performed by Sara Chlastawa, Kayla Rosa, Jessica-Rose, Liz Westbrook, Julianna Willey-Thomas
Music: "Facades" by Philip Glass
Created in collaboration with dancers
The Inner Conflict of a Warrior: Arjuna's Choice
Choreographed and Performed by Gauri Bhatkhande
Music: "I Will be Your Knight by Jo Wandrini, "Ending Apathy" and "True Fiction" by Reynard Seidel
Costume Design: Pooja Pant
Mentor: Pooja Pant
Arjuna's Dilemma is a central theme in the Hindu epic, the Mahabharata. The story revolves around the character of Arjuna, a skilled warrior who is torn between his duty as a warrior and his sense of morality as he is faced with the prospect of going to war against his own cousins, grandfather, and teachers. His internal moral compass urges him to avoid violence and preserve familial bonds. On the other hand, his memory of the injustice suffered by his wife, brothers, and son at the hands of his enemies is a driving force to continue to fight for what is right. This piece attempts to convey Arjuna's internal conflict and his attempts to rationalize his decisions.
Choreographed and Performed by Gauri Bhatkhande
Music: "I Will be Your Knight by Jo Wandrini, "Ending Apathy" and "True Fiction" by Reynard Seidel
Costume Design: Pooja Pant
Mentor: Pooja Pant
Arjuna's Dilemma is a central theme in the Hindu epic, the Mahabharata. The story revolves around the character of Arjuna, a skilled warrior who is torn between his duty as a warrior and his sense of morality as he is faced with the prospect of going to war against his own cousins, grandfather, and teachers. His internal moral compass urges him to avoid violence and preserve familial bonds. On the other hand, his memory of the injustice suffered by his wife, brothers, and son at the hands of his enemies is a driving force to continue to fight for what is right. This piece attempts to convey Arjuna's internal conflict and his attempts to rationalize his decisions.
PLAYFIGHT (excerpt)
Dani Robbins with Sophia Eliana
Choreographed by Dani Robbins
Performed by Sophia Eliana, Dani Robbins
Sound design by Dani Robbins
Text available here
The quote that opens this performance is by Marina Abramović, and came to us via "Performance and Professional Wrestling," a collection of essays edited by Broderick Chow, Eero Laine, and Claire Warden.
Dani Robbins with Sophia Eliana
Choreographed by Dani Robbins
Performed by Sophia Eliana, Dani Robbins
Sound design by Dani Robbins
Text available here
The quote that opens this performance is by Marina Abramović, and came to us via "Performance and Professional Wrestling," a collection of essays edited by Broderick Chow, Eero Laine, and Claire Warden.
next i will
Choreographed by Nell Mancini in collaboration with the dancers
Performed by Dana Alsamsam, Nikki Blades, Madison Florence, Nell Mancini, Juliana Willey-Thomas
Music: Score Created by Nell Mancini, uses sound from "Menswear" by the 1975, and "Should I Stay or Should I Go" by the Clash
Text available here
Choreographed by Nell Mancini in collaboration with the dancers
Performed by Dana Alsamsam, Nikki Blades, Madison Florence, Nell Mancini, Juliana Willey-Thomas
Music: Score Created by Nell Mancini, uses sound from "Menswear" by the 1975, and "Should I Stay or Should I Go" by the Clash
Text available here
Illusions
Choreographed and Performed by Circe Rowan
Text by Circe Rowan
Text available here
Circe Rowan is a Boston-based performer working in the intersection of dance, circus arts, theater, and personal essay. A recent recipient of a Mass Cultural Council COVID Recovery Grant, she lives in the center of weird Somerville with her extremely spoiled pet rats, and a large collection of costumes and props.
Choreographed and Performed by Circe Rowan
Text by Circe Rowan
Text available here
Circe Rowan is a Boston-based performer working in the intersection of dance, circus arts, theater, and personal essay. A recent recipient of a Mass Cultural Council COVID Recovery Grant, she lives in the center of weird Somerville with her extremely spoiled pet rats, and a large collection of costumes and props.
An Untitled Piece (about the absurdity of intimacy)
Choreographed and Performed by Lila Ruth Klaus and Shira Weiss
Music: The Swan (Saint-Saëns) by Yo-Yo Ma, Kathryn Stott
Choreographed and Performed by Lila Ruth Klaus and Shira Weiss
Music: The Swan (Saint-Saëns) by Yo-Yo Ma, Kathryn Stott
idle
Choreographed and Performed by Madison Florence and Sarah Ready
Music by Sarah Ready
Lyrics available here
Choreographed and Performed by Madison Florence and Sarah Ready
Music by Sarah Ready
Lyrics available here
Krishna comes to Vrindavan (Mohiniyattam)
Choreographed and Performed by Sapna Govindan
Music Composer: Maharaja Swati Tirunal
Music: Sankaran Nampoothiri
Lyrics available here
Vrindavan had fallen into an enduring sadness when Krishna left. One night, he came back unexpectedly, and Vrindavan bloomed into life. The peacocks and the deer danced to his flute. The birds tried to catch the tune he played. The flowers bloomed and the breeze felt ever more sweet. Radha, forgetting that he had ever left, danced the Raas with him. Krishna - the eternal lover, the slayer of all sadness and the master of illusion.
Choreographed and Performed by Sapna Govindan
Music Composer: Maharaja Swati Tirunal
Music: Sankaran Nampoothiri
Lyrics available here
Vrindavan had fallen into an enduring sadness when Krishna left. One night, he came back unexpectedly, and Vrindavan bloomed into life. The peacocks and the deer danced to his flute. The birds tried to catch the tune he played. The flowers bloomed and the breeze felt ever more sweet. Radha, forgetting that he had ever left, danced the Raas with him. Krishna - the eternal lover, the slayer of all sadness and the master of illusion.
I Am
Nozama Dance Collective
Choreographed by Maria Napoli
Performed by Dana Alsamsam, Olivia Moriarty, Allison Rebecca Penn, Sarah Ready, Ava Untermyer, Juliana Willey
Music: "King" by Florence and the Machine
Lyrics available here
Gender is fluid, expansive, ever-changing, and not simply binary. This piece explores the beautiful complexities that come with exploring and owning one's gender identity, the connections that can evolve from it, and how we can continue to challenge society's harsh expectations of gender.
Nozama Dance Collective
Choreographed by Maria Napoli
Performed by Dana Alsamsam, Olivia Moriarty, Allison Rebecca Penn, Sarah Ready, Ava Untermyer, Juliana Willey
Music: "King" by Florence and the Machine
Lyrics available here
Gender is fluid, expansive, ever-changing, and not simply binary. This piece explores the beautiful complexities that come with exploring and owning one's gender identity, the connections that can evolve from it, and how we can continue to challenge society's harsh expectations of gender.
Sunday, March 5th
Don't Leave
Choreographed by Tess Saoirse Liddy
Performed by Seychelle Kulik, Tess Saoirse Liddy, Kaylee Mahan, Gwen McGovern, Alexa Romancewicz, Jessica Sanford
Music: "2000 Degrees" by Sebastian Portillo
Lyrics available here
This work is a celebration of the past year that has brought dance back into my life and the amazing artists I've met along my journey. Thank you to the Boston dance community for welcoming me back to something so important to my life.
Choreographed by Tess Saoirse Liddy
Performed by Seychelle Kulik, Tess Saoirse Liddy, Kaylee Mahan, Gwen McGovern, Alexa Romancewicz, Jessica Sanford
Music: "2000 Degrees" by Sebastian Portillo
Lyrics available here
This work is a celebration of the past year that has brought dance back into my life and the amazing artists I've met along my journey. Thank you to the Boston dance community for welcoming me back to something so important to my life.
Pallavi
Choreographed by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra
Performed by Priya Bangal and Suprita Trilok
Recorded music courtesy of Orissa Dance Academy, Bhubaneswar, India
Choreography re-worked for duet by Shipra Avantica Mehrotra
Priya Bangal and Suprita Trilok are dancers of Odissi, a classical dance style from Eastern India. ‘Pallavi’ is an enduring Odissi classic that has been re-worked as a duet for Priya and Suprita’s debut as a duo. Composed to the joyous melody of raaga (melodic scale) 'Shankarabharanam' and delineated by traditional choreography from the Odissi idiom, Priya and Suprita are excited for their debut of this timeless work at NACHMO 2023.
Choreographed by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra
Performed by Priya Bangal and Suprita Trilok
Recorded music courtesy of Orissa Dance Academy, Bhubaneswar, India
Choreography re-worked for duet by Shipra Avantica Mehrotra
Priya Bangal and Suprita Trilok are dancers of Odissi, a classical dance style from Eastern India. ‘Pallavi’ is an enduring Odissi classic that has been re-worked as a duet for Priya and Suprita’s debut as a duo. Composed to the joyous melody of raaga (melodic scale) 'Shankarabharanam' and delineated by traditional choreography from the Odissi idiom, Priya and Suprita are excited for their debut of this timeless work at NACHMO 2023.
An Attempt at Making a Life: Chapter 1
Choreographed by Liz Mulkey
Performed by Jacqui DeFranca & Liz Mulkey
Music: Uno Lady
Text available here
Choreographed by Liz Mulkey
Performed by Jacqui DeFranca & Liz Mulkey
Music: Uno Lady
Text available here
Frames
Choreographed by Shirin Kuppusamy
Performed by Laporsha Dees, Tess Saoirse Liddy, Sam Rosenberg
Music: "Wildrnes" by Reynaldo
I started off this piece without a motivation for its creation. Over time, it's morphed to be about the framework through which we perceive and are perceived. Each part of the piece aims to present various fragments of the dancers' reflections that the audience (you) perceive. Artistically, I chose to explore the utilization of edges and shapes and movement for a trio that is unified but not necessarily in unison. I want to thank my dancers - who I only met through NACHMO at the start of January - for patiently embarking on this process with me! I also want to extend a thank you to the following people for mentorship, feedback, resources, personal encouragement, and support throughout this project: Nicole Harris, Brenna Banister, Karen Krolak, Reynaldo Fisher, Katrina Conte, Soumya Rajaram, Michael Winward, Shira Weiss, Lila Klaus, Moriah Jones, Christina Simkovich, Clark Pohl, Annabelle Platt, The Dance Complex, and SomArts (Callie Chapman).
Choreographed by Shirin Kuppusamy
Performed by Laporsha Dees, Tess Saoirse Liddy, Sam Rosenberg
Music: "Wildrnes" by Reynaldo
I started off this piece without a motivation for its creation. Over time, it's morphed to be about the framework through which we perceive and are perceived. Each part of the piece aims to present various fragments of the dancers' reflections that the audience (you) perceive. Artistically, I chose to explore the utilization of edges and shapes and movement for a trio that is unified but not necessarily in unison. I want to thank my dancers - who I only met through NACHMO at the start of January - for patiently embarking on this process with me! I also want to extend a thank you to the following people for mentorship, feedback, resources, personal encouragement, and support throughout this project: Nicole Harris, Brenna Banister, Karen Krolak, Reynaldo Fisher, Katrina Conte, Soumya Rajaram, Michael Winward, Shira Weiss, Lila Klaus, Moriah Jones, Christina Simkovich, Clark Pohl, Annabelle Platt, The Dance Complex, and SomArts (Callie Chapman).
Woman Life Freedom
Aftab Dance Group
Choreographed by Annahid Dastgheib-Beheshti and Neggin Rostamnezhad
Performed by Annahid Dastgheib-Beheshti, Neggin Rostamnezhad, Seterah Sepasi, Camilia Taheri, Farzane Yahyanejad
Music: "Irane Man" by Homayoun Shajarian, "Norooz" by Leila Forouhar, "Laake Sorkh" by Ali Molaei, "Baraye" by Shervin Hajipour
Aftab Dance Group
Choreographed by Annahid Dastgheib-Beheshti and Neggin Rostamnezhad
Performed by Annahid Dastgheib-Beheshti, Neggin Rostamnezhad, Seterah Sepasi, Camilia Taheri, Farzane Yahyanejad
Music: "Irane Man" by Homayoun Shajarian, "Norooz" by Leila Forouhar, "Laake Sorkh" by Ali Molaei, "Baraye" by Shervin Hajipour
INTERMISSION
Where I would be, I cannot
Choreographed and Performed by Jo Troll
Music: "Spiriti" by Mediaeval Baebes, "Jolene" performed by LINGUA IGNOTA (original by Dolly Parton)
Lyrics available here
Choreographed and Performed by Jo Troll
Music: "Spiriti" by Mediaeval Baebes, "Jolene" performed by LINGUA IGNOTA (original by Dolly Parton)
Lyrics available here
Reflexo Através de Mim
Carmen Rizzo & dancers
Choreographed by Carmen Rizzo
Performed by Claire Lane and Carmen Rizzo
Music Composed by Yugo Sano Mani
What do you do with your dark side? How is it perceived by others and by yourself? What makes it your dark side? Those reflections generated the collaborative work you'll see today. Learn more about this work and how research was conducted for it on my website: https://csrizzo22.wixsite.com/carmen-rizzo Special thanks to Claire Lane for dancing so beautifully, whole heartedly and being an active mind in the conception of this work. Of course, I extend my special thanks to Yugo Sano Mani for diving head first into the musical composition for this work and for maintaining close contact with me throughout the process, keeping me inspired and accountable.
Carmen Rizzo & dancers
Choreographed by Carmen Rizzo
Performed by Claire Lane and Carmen Rizzo
Music Composed by Yugo Sano Mani
What do you do with your dark side? How is it perceived by others and by yourself? What makes it your dark side? Those reflections generated the collaborative work you'll see today. Learn more about this work and how research was conducted for it on my website: https://csrizzo22.wixsite.com/carmen-rizzo Special thanks to Claire Lane for dancing so beautifully, whole heartedly and being an active mind in the conception of this work. Of course, I extend my special thanks to Yugo Sano Mani for diving head first into the musical composition for this work and for maintaining close contact with me throughout the process, keeping me inspired and accountable.
ebb & decline
Choreographed and Performed by Marissa Chura
Music: "Hammer and Anvil" by Serj Anto
Choreographed and Performed by Marissa Chura
Music: "Hammer and Anvil" by Serj Anto
Side punch
Collective Moments Dance Company
Choreographed by Kaylee Mahan
Performed by Kaylee Mahan and Gwen McGovern
Music: "In Motion" by Moments
Thank you gwen for moving and grooving
Links to previous year’s works:
Happy to be here 2022: https://youtu.be/BHmEhlDCJic
Threshold 2021: https://youtu.be/2ZAwPdKpfuM
Collective Moments Dance Company
Choreographed by Kaylee Mahan
Performed by Kaylee Mahan and Gwen McGovern
Music: "In Motion" by Moments
Thank you gwen for moving and grooving
Links to previous year’s works:
Happy to be here 2022: https://youtu.be/BHmEhlDCJic
Threshold 2021: https://youtu.be/2ZAwPdKpfuM
Air
NSquared Dance
Creative Director: Nick Neagle
Choreographed by Zackery Betty
Performed by Steph Noble & Sallie Werst
Music: "Four Hands" by Nils Frahm
NSquared Dance
Creative Director: Nick Neagle
Choreographed by Zackery Betty
Performed by Steph Noble & Sallie Werst
Music: "Four Hands" by Nils Frahm
In Orbit
Choreographed by Carli DiMeo and Claire-Solene Becka
Performed by Claire-Solene Becka, Ben Cuba, Carli DiMeo
Music: "Stilleto" Ben Cuba original composition
Choreographed by Carli DiMeo and Claire-Solene Becka
Performed by Claire-Solene Becka, Ben Cuba, Carli DiMeo
Music: "Stilleto" Ben Cuba original composition
Join Us in Saying THANK YOU!
In order to ensure that programs like NACHMO Boston are funded again in the future please take a moment to send a quick note to thank these cultural councils for supporting the Boston dance ecosystem!
You can send a physical note (addresses below) or send a quick email using the forms below.
Not sure what to say? Here are some ideas!
You can also say thank you via social media by sharing one (or all!) of the images below on your own accounts or tapping the Instagram logos below to leave a note on our thank you posts to each cultural council!
You can send a physical note (addresses below) or send a quick email using the forms below.
Not sure what to say? Here are some ideas!
- Talk about the artist you are here to support and why they matter to you.
- Talk about something you enjoyed in the concert today.
- Talk about why dance is important and why it matters to support the local dance ecosystem.
- Talk about why you love NACHMO Boston.
- And, of course, don’t forget to say THANK YOU!
You can also say thank you via social media by sharing one (or all!) of the images below on your own accounts or tapping the Instagram logos below to leave a note on our thank you posts to each cultural council!
NACHMO Boston is supported in part by the Boston Cultural Council, a program of the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture.
Boston Cultural Council Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture 1 City Hall Square Room 802 Boston, MA 02201-2029 arts@Boston.gov bcc@Boston.gov |
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NACHMO Boston is supported in part by the Mass Cultural Council’s Innovation Fund
Mass Cultural Council Charles Baldwin 10 St. James Avenue, 3rd Floor Boston, MA 02116-3893 charles.baldwin@art.state.ma.us |
NACHMO Boston is supported in part by the Somerville Arts Council.
Somerville Arts Council 50 Evergreen Ave Somerville, MA 02145 gjenkins@somervillema.gov |
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There are many others who make the show possible behind the scenes! Special thanks to:
Lighting Design: Elmer Martinez
Photography & Videography: Olivia Moon Photography / halfasianlens
Friday Front of House: Circe Rowan
Saturday Front of House: Jessica Roseman
Sunday Front of House: Circe Rowan
Lighting Design: Elmer Martinez
Photography & Videography: Olivia Moon Photography / halfasianlens
Friday Front of House: Circe Rowan
Saturday Front of House: Jessica Roseman
Sunday Front of House: Circe Rowan
Make a Donation to NACHMO Boston
NACHMO Boston is fiscally sponsored by Monkeyhouse, a 501(c)3 organization, which makes all donations to NACHMO Boston tax deductible. Please consider making a donation to help us make programs like this possible for many years to come!
Where to Find More NACHMO Boston
NACHMO Boston Choreographers who chose the Dance on Film Track will present work at the Malden Dance Mile in May. Showings are tentatively set for May 13th & 14th.
