| #Giving Tuesday is December 2. |
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Why should you consider supporting Hubbard Street
this #GivingTuesday, December 2?
Click here to watch our video and find out.
Still need a few more reasons? Here you go:
- You’ll keep us moving toward our goals. All gifts to Hubbard Street made on #GivingTuesday will directly fund our newly launched Adaptive Dance Programs, and allow Hubbard Street Teaching Artists to continue their work with CPS students in Chicago classrooms — every single day school is in session.
- You can participate in the National Dance Education Organization’s “Thank a Dance Teacher Day” Simply post an “unselfie” or dance video in honor of your favorite instructor. ?
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| Celebrate 15 years of the International Commissioning Project
December 16 at the Harris Theater — for just $5. |
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Eat + Drink to the Beat with Hubbard Street 2
and catch three IC Project premieres!
Where: Harris Theater for Music and Dance,
205 E Randolph St in Millennium Park
When: December 16 at 5:30pm
Tickets: Just $5 each!
Experience the work of three International Commissioning Project choreographers while enjoying signature cocktails from the Harris Theater and tasty eats from Chicago’s best food trucks.
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Hubbard Street 2 Dancer Adrienne Lipson.
Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
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Long Story Short (Chicago Premiere), by 2014 International Commissioning Project choreographer Ihsan Rustem, for six dancers and set to music by AGF, Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto, Olafur Arnalds, and Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra. Costumes are by Chicago designer Abigail Glaum-Lathbury.
Changed in its Affection (Chicago Premiere), by 2014 International Commissioning Project choreographer Bryan Arias, for six dancers and set to music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Bob Dylan and Gustavo Santaolalla. Costumes are by Anke Loh in collaboration with Aubrie Meyer and the SAIC Post-Baccalaureate Fashion Class.
Parting Shadows (World Premiere), a new quartet to music by Julia Kent from Chicago-based artist Victor Alexander, also a 2014 International Commissioning Project choreographer.
Click here for more information and to reserve tickets today for just $5.
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| Calling all choreographers: Submit your proposal for
the 16th annual International Commissioning Project. |
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Hubbard Street 2 in rehearsal for Long Story Short by 2014 IC Project choreographer Ihsan Rustem, from left: Zachary Enquist, Andrea Thompson, Elliot Hammans, foreground, and Katie Kozul. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
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Our 16th annual International Commissioning Project is now open to applications for 2015.
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is proud to support the development of innovative, international choreographers by commissioning new works.
IC Project choreographers receive the opportunity to create and premiere an original work for Hubbard Street 2. Since the inception of this program, formerly known as the National Choreographic Competition, more than 40 premieres have been created by diverse artists working within a broad spectrum of techniques and practices. Hubbard Street 2 is committed to ensuring that the International Commissioning Project continues to support ascending dancemakers from across the United States and overseas.
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| | The 2014 “Love to Give” Collection is here,
exclusively at Neiman Marcus. |
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Support Hubbard Street when you visit
Neiman Marcus’ “Love to Give” shop
on Michigan Avenue.
This holiday season, 10% of sales generated from items in the “Love to Give” shop at Neiman Marcus on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile (at 737 N Michigan Ave) benefit the artistic, education and community programs of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago.
The HeART of Neiman Marcus Foundation focuses the company’s charitable efforts to support arts experiences for youth throughout the year. Portions of all purchases made from November 5 to December 24 in Neiman Marcus’ “Love to Give” shops benefit this foundation and its programs.
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| Put a smile on a dancer’s face when you shop at Amazon.com. |
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Did you know that Hubbard Street
is an AmazonSmile beneficiary?
Please consider helping Hubbard Street help artists when you shop Amazon.com this holiday season.
AmazonSmile lets customers enjoy the same wide selection of products, low prices, and convenient shopping features as on Amazon.com — with the benefit of 0.5% of eligible purchases donated to your selected charitable organization.
Giving is easy! Simply use this link to log in to your Amazon account and confirm “Hubbard Street Dance Chicago” as your AmazonSmile charity of choice.
For more information about AmazonSmile and the AmazonSmile Foundation, visit smile.amazon.com.
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| Two thrilling programs remain in Season 37.
Subscribe today to see both and save. |
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Hubbard Street Dancers Emilie Leriche, left, and Kevin J. Shannon. Photo by Quinn B Wharton.
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It’s not over yet: Get great seats
to our Spring and Summer Series.
Two thrilling programs are still to come in Season 37 and, when you choose a two-pack subscription, you’ll save while seeing them both! Subscribers always get the best seats at the best prices, receive exclusive invitations, discounted parking and much more.
A SINGULAR SPRING
March 12–15, 2015
Examine the nature of identity with a specially curated, unique program. [more]
ALL-CERRUDO SUMMER
June 11–14, 2015
Celebrate six years of Alejandro Cerrudo’s prolific and successful choreographic residency. [more]
Order your two-pack today!
hubbardstreetdance.com
312-850-9744
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