The Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company’s Around the World project works with the Abram Lansing Elementary School’s 3rd grade students to expand their study of Egypt, Norway, Japan, Brazil by incorporating the art form of dance and creative movement workshops. Engaging in the creative process and dance, students increase their knowledge of dance vocabulary, enhance their
ESDC's annual residency in the Gloversville Schools continues! The Kingsborough and Park Terrace communities will get to see performances of “Science in Motion”, one of ESDC’s many Arts-in-Education oriented programs, focusing on 2nd grade science curriculum: cloud formations, the food chain, animal movements and more! 2nd graders experience in-person workshops where they will explore creative
Dance and physics collide in extraordinary ways! Professor Keith Earle of the University at Albany Physics Department and choreographer Ellen Sinopoli focused on a communion of the arts and sciences, studying side by side the principles of physics and modern dance. Equal parts lecture, demonstration, performance and discussion, this program is a result of their
ESDC’s annual residency in the Gloversville Schools continues! The entire Boulevard Elementary School community will get to see performances of “See the Dance!”, one of ESDC’s many Arts-in-Education oriented programs, focusing on how creativity and movement can capture thoughts, ideas, emotions, and imagery! 5th graders experience in-person workshops where they will explore creative movement related
ESDC heads out to Gloversville to perform for the students of Boulevard Elementary School! During our performance of "See the Dance!" students will experience our most high-flying repertory, and even get a chance to come on stage and try some moves for themselves. Creative movement workshops for 5th graders commence the next day, and culminates
ESDC will perform as part of the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall's Barker Park Kids' Summer Series! This interactive performance of ESDC's popular family-friendly production Undercover Playground brings site-specific dance to the public, and encourages kids to think a little more creatively about the playgrounds they visit! Free to the public. Barker Park is located near