Kristina Isabelle Dance will present Land Mass: South Shore
Kristina Isabelle Dance will present Land Mass: South Shore as part of the Elevate Chicago Dance a citywide festival with public performances and studio showings at nine creative spaces around the city, featuring close to forty Chicago choreographers and dance companies.
October 19th
Two showings:
5:30 - VIp Elevate
6:30 - Public performance
The show is FREE!
Land Mass: South Shore is a new site-specific perofrmance series and we are happy to present at the South Shore Cultural Center Nature Sancutary highlighting the land and environment with movement, light and sound. This location is under jeopardy and this might be the last time that you can wonder through this special place.
Feetured artists: Liz Conway, Kellyn Jackson, Angela Luem, Andy Slavin, Zach Nicol, Aaliyah Christina, Consuelo Lepauw, Kristina Isabelle, dancers from the Bridgeport Dance Studios and 30 community dancers TBA.
Elevate Chicago Dance is a citywide festival with public performances and studio showings at ten creative spaces around the city, featuring close to forty Chicago choreographers and dance companies.
The festival's first night closes with a varied showcase of Chicago dancemakers, all in the beautiful setting of the South Shore Cultural Center's ballroom. Performances by Red Clay Dance Company, Nico Rubio, Same Planet Performance Project, and more.
https://www.chicagodancemakers.org/elevate-south-shore-cultural-center
Reservations are free.
Advanced reservations are encouraged but not required.
Elevate Chicago Dance marks the culmination of a multi-year Regional Dance Development Initiative produced by Chicago Dancemakers Forum and New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA). It is made possible with funding from Reva and David Logan Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, Chicago Park District/Night Out in the Parks, Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs & Special Events, PERT Foundation, and the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation through NEFA’s National Dance Project.
This event at South Shore Cultural Center is presented as part of the Chicago Park District’s Night Out in the Parks series, supported by Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Arts programming in neighborhoods across the city advances the goals of the Chicago Park District and the Chicago Cultural Plan. Now in its fifth year, the 2017 Night Out in the Parks series will host over 1,200 cultural events and programs at more than 250 neighborhood parks throughout the city, making community parks a safe haven and hubs of activity. Projects will vary from traditional performances and concerts, to movies, peace rallies, community workshops, nature based programs, dance pieces, festivals, and more. The Chicago Park District has partnered with more than 100 arts and community organizations to expand and produce this successful initiative.