THE WELLS PROJECT / Slipping Into One ELLEN SINOPOLI DANCE COMPANY, choreography/dancers CAROLINE RAMERSDORFER, sculptor JOHN VAN ALSTINE, sculptor MARIA ZEMANTAUSKI, musician BRIAN MELICK, musician BAT-SHEVA GUEZ, filmmaker/director To view a short video about the project, please follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bLqExEuAPc To view a short video of behind-the-scenes from the fall film shoot, please follow this
For more than 25 years, ESDC has provided programming designed to offer ALES’ 2nd and 3rd graders the opportunity to experience the bravery of creativity and invention as they step into the realm of how one might learn differently and see themselves in the most positive way possible. By incorporating the art form of dance
For more that 15 years, ESDC has provided programming designed to offer GSD 2nd and 5th graders the opportunity to experience the bravery of creativity and invention as they step into the realm of how one might learn differently and see themselves in the most positive way possible. Our current program brings “Dance by Chance”
The Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company invites you to join us for a special evening as we honor Michael A. Nofal and celebrate over three decades of ESDC’s extensive support of educational and outreach programming. Delight in The Hall’s exquisite and unique setting in Troy NY Explore the exhibit of Latino artists curated by Laudelina
The Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company is pleased to join the student dancers and choreographers of the Russell Sage dance division in this concert featuring solo and ensemble works by students, faculty, and ESDC! This year’s concert is produced by ESDC dancer and Sage professor Sara Senecal. The Russell Sage dancers will perform ensemble pieces created
Celebrated Emblems marks the first-ever collaboration between Musicians of Ma’alwyck and ESDC. ESDC performs two new works inspired by the music of James Lee III and Missy Mazzoli. The multifaceted performances explore the concept of American emblems, or the symbols of American identity.
Celebrated Emblems marks the first-ever collaboration between Musicians of Ma’alwyck and ESDC. ESDC performs two new works inspired by the music of James Lee III and Missy Mazzoli. The multifaceted performances explore the concept of American emblems, or the symbols of American identity.
For the 5th year, ESDC offers creative movement workshops to students in the Troy NY School District for its 21st Century After School Program.
Prelude Talk at 7:15 pm The resident dance company, ESDC premieres new work and dances from its unique and singular repertory. The company’s sophisticated, complex and varied choreography is exemplified through its sheer unadulterated modern dance.
ESDC’s multi-year partnership with the SPAC, Classical Kids, features interactive performances for 16 middle schools annually that introduce students to different dance genres and teaches them about upcoming New York City Ballet summer performances at SPAC.