ESDC has been invited to perform at the Bach Cello Suites’ March 7th concert at the renowned Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. ESDC will premiere a new work to the music “On Being Wrong” by Christopher Cerrone and performed live by featured cellist Ashley Bathgate. Other featured cellists include Matt Haimovitz and Mike Block. The
Met with the challenge of performing while social distancing, ESDC will perform 5 unique solos plus an improvisational sequence and share short videos from our Education residencies. During our live chat, hear Artistic Director Ellen Sinopoli discuss how the company is adapting and listen along as each dancer describes preparing for this virtual performance. We
The Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company dives into its 30th anniversary season with our second virtual performance! We are reinventing dance, adding new parameters, and turning challenges into surprising opportunities. CLICK HERE to watch the performance! This fall evening of new dance and selected repertory invites both the dancers and the audience to immerse themselves in
We are thrilled to announce our third virtual performance! CLICK HERE to watch the performance! Saturday, March 13, 2021 We continue to reinvent dance, add new parameters, and turn challenges into surprising opportunities. This winter evening will feature House of Fables, a collaboration with classical Indian composer Devesh Chandra, and Compas, a collaboration with classical Flamenco guitarist Maria
ESDC is thrilled to announce an exciting summer concert series at various venues throughout downtown Troy. As part of Troy Night Out, a city-wide celebration held the last Friday of each month, ESDC will perform a site-specific dance at each TNO in the months of June, July, August, and September. June's TNO performance will take
ESDC has been invited to perform at Chesterwood in a site specific series of dances created in response to John Van Alstine’s exhibition, Tipping the Balance: Contemporary Sculpture. Cellist Ashley Bathgate will perform with the dancers. Located in Stockbridge, MA, Chesterwood is the former summer home, studio and gardens of America’s foremost sculptor of public