Durham Independent Dance Artists Archives

Though the 2020 season of community-oriented public-performance projects is on hold, DDI announced a great lineup and offers virtual teasers for the next three Thursdays.

Tag: Durham Independent Dance Artists

Poetry Foxing, Mindful Movement, and Warli Painting Kick Off Downtown Durham, Inc.’s Public Space Project

A+A Dance Company Stress Tests Concert Dance’s Capacity for Unvarnished Trauma

Jasmine Powell Brings the Poetry of the Late Tiffany Austin to Life

Kristin Clotfelter’s New Dance Work Couldn’t Exist Without You

Renay Aumiller’s RAW Laid Open the Intricacies of Making Indie Dance Mid-Career

As the Local Dance Scene’s Borders Expand, Its Center Can Be Harder to Find. So Renay Aumiller Created Her Own Connections in RAW.

Your Crash Course in the Triangle’s Bustling Performing Arts Scene

Durham Independent Dance Artists Will Use Winter to Center Before a Streamlined 2019 Season

Dance Review: The Many Moving Parts of The Bipeds’ 54 Strange Words Don’t Always Perfectly Mesh. But When They Do, It’s Spectacular.

Murielle Elizéon Sifts the Ashes of Racism, Sexism, Cultural Displacement, Domestic Violence, and Her Relationship with Her Father in Brown

Leftover Resentments Follow Appliance Purge in Durham Public Schools

Gov. Cooper Vetoes Pistol Permit Repeal Bill

Neighbors of Abandoned Wake Forest Golf Course Want to Know What Chemicals Are in the Soil

Renovations in Motion for Former Wheels Roller Rink

NC Governor Tries New Tactic to Lessen Gun Violence Amid Legislative Quarrels

An Evening-Length Series of Meditations Illuminates the Music of Phillip Glass