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June 8 & 9, 2024

Dance Lab Choreography Symposium

is an engaging two-day online symposium made for anyone passionate about the art form of choreography.

Whether you’re a beginner intrigued by the craft or a seasoned professional seeking fresh inspiration, Dance Lab Choreography Symposium promises to give you invaluable insights and practical tools from an expansive roster of experts in the field.

Immerse yourself in the world of dancemaking through interactive workshops, thought-provoking lectures, networking opportunities and more with our unique, cross-disciplinary platform crafted to help you elevate your own creations.

Dive into the artform of choreography.

Lorin Latarro

The Who’s Tommy

Chip Abbott

On the Town

Dani Barlow

SDCF, Foundation Director

Josh Bergasse

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Al Blackstone

So You Think You Can Dance

Hope Boykin

HopeBoykinDance

Kristy Cummings

SDC, Director of Contract Affairs

Amanda Castro

Soles of Duende

David Dabbon

Broadway Composer/Arranger

Chloe Davis

Hell’s Kitchen

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“After the pandemic, I was so well-versed in virtual meetings and even taking dance classes in my living room, so continuing my education online was the easiest way for me to learn even more.”

“I felt so lucky to be able to connect and hear from artists from outside of the city. I also was able to focus better in my own space…it was easier to take in more information.

“An online forum provides an opportunity for discussion, something that isn't always at the forefront when in a studio.”

“I felt more comfortable being on my home turf. Navigating a new location can add stress to an already unfamiliar situation.”