| We’re returning to the MCA Stage
with a program you won’t want to miss. |
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Hubbard Street Dancer Kellie Epperheimer. Photo by Quinn B Wharton.
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Season 37 continues with Princess Grace Awards: New Works, in the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago’s intimate Edlis Neeson Theater.
Hubbard Street’s third consecutive year at the MCA Stage offers a must-see triple bill. Catch the latest from choreographers Kyle Abraham, Victor Quijada, and Robyn Mineko Williams — all Princess Grace Award–winners — this December, and see the shape of dance to come. Act now to get one of the few tickets still on sale.
Performance dates and times
for Princess Grace Awards: New Works
December 4 at 7:30pm – SOLD OUT
December 5 at 8pm – SOLD OUT
December 6 at 8pm – SOLD OUT
December 7 at 3pm – SOLD OUT
December 11 at 7:30pm
December 12 at 7:30pm
December 13 at 3pm (matinée)
December 13 at 7:30pm
December 14 at 3pm (matinée)
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| Support Hubbard Street when you shop
“Love to Give” at Neiman Marcus. |
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Neiman Marcus Michigan Avenue
and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
invite you to join us for a reception and
preview of NM-exclusive holiday gifts in
the “Love to Give” shop.
When: November 4, 5–7pm
Where: Neiman Marcus Michigan Avenue, first floor
This holiday season, 10% of sales generated from items in Neiman Marcus’ Chicago “Love to Give” shop benefit Hubbard Street.
Each of 41 Neiman Marcus stores nationwide has selected an arts organization to benefit from its “Love to Give” holiday shops.
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 NM’s “Love to Give” shops benefit the foundation and its programs.
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| On November 11, join an important conversation about
the state and future of our field. Admission is free. |
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Hubbard Street Artistic Director Glenn Edgerton. Photo by Todd Rosenberg. |
Hubbard Street Artistic Director Glenn Edgerton joins Moving Dialogs: “Shifting Identity”
When: November 11, 7pm
Where: Joffrey Academy of Dance, Official School of the Joffrey Ballet
Produced by Audience Architects, Moving Dialogs is part of a series of conversations about dance and culture. Its events, free and open to the public, encourage important conversations between artists and audiences. “Shifting Identity” gathers three prominent figures in Chicago’s dance community: Joffrey Ballet Artistic Director Ashley Wheater; Paige Cunningham Caldarella, Assistant Professor at the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago; and Hubbard Street Artistic Director Glenn Edgerton.
These speakers will delve into topics about the evolving states of ballet and contemporary dance in the United States, and how these changes echo larger shifts in today’s society. Admission is free but space is limited — click here to reserve your free ticket today!
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| #GivingTuesday is almost here — please consider
helping us make the most of it. |
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Hubbard Street is excited to announce our participation in #GivingTuesday on December 2.
All donations made on #GivingTuesday directly help fund our newly launched Adaptive Dance Programs, which include Hubbard Street’s Parkinson’s Project, a program providing support and new ways of moving for those affected by Parkinson’s disease; and new pilot initiatives for young people on the autism spectrum and with physical challenges.
While taking care of your holiday shopping, please also take a brief moment to join this global celebration dedicated to giving back. Consider making a gift to support Hubbard Street Dance Chicago this December 2.
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| Are you registered yet for Amazon Smile? |
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Shop Amazon.com and support all that we do. Automatically.
Giving is easy when you join Amazon Smile — simply log in to your Amazon account here and select “Hubbard Street Dance Chicago” as your Amazon Smile charity of choice.
For more information about the Amazon Smile program, visit Amazon.com.
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| We’re honored to Dance for a Reason,
this month in San Francisco. |
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Ana Lopez and Garrett Patrick Anderson will represent Hubbard Street as guest artists at DanceFAR.
Hubbard Street Dancers Ana Lopez and Garrett Patrick Anderson will perform a duet from Resident Choreographer Alejandro Cerrudo’s Deep Down Dos (2010) during the Bay Area’s third annual DanceFAR. These gala performances — which have raised more than $300,000 to date — benefit the Cancer Prevention Institute of California and the UCSF Melanoma Center; this year’s program includes artists from Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Ballet San Jose, ODC/Dance, San Francisco Ballet, Smuin Ballet, tinypistol, Nederlands Dans Theater 1 and more.
When: November 18, 7pm
Where: Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), San Francisco, California
Tickets: $50–$250, available online here or by phone at 415-978-ARTS.
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| RUBBERBANDance Group’s Victor Quijada has moves
all his own — but you can learn them on November 22. |
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Victor Quijada, founder and artistic director, RUBBERBANDance Group.
Photo © 2013 Michael Slobodian. |
Hubbard Street Studio Series:
Technique and Repertoire Workshop with Victor Quijada
Hubbard Street’s Studio Series, new this fall, offers advanced dancers opportunities to work with remarkable artists from all over the world.
Victor Quijada, founder and artistic director of Montréal’s acclaimed RUBBERBANDance Group, recently returned to Chicago to create his second work for Princess Grace Awards: New Works, following up on 2010’s thrilling PHYSIKAL LINGUISTIKS. Experience this unique, international artist’s specialized technique in a studio environment, then put it to use learning choreography from his repertoire.
When: November 22, noon–2pm
Registration: $40 per person, limit 40 participants.
Please note: Advance registration is required and closes at noon on November 21.
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