SCHEDULE

Blaktinx Dance Festival
"Her Name Was Miriam"

Sept 20-21, 2019, 7:30pm
Bootleg Theatre

In the 1970s Rosanna Tavarez's mother moved to the U.S. from the Dominican Republic seeking a better life. As a teenager, Tavarez's mother began work in jewelry and sewing factories in New York City as an undocumented worker. In this new work-in-progress, Rosanna shares a conversation with her mother about the day the immigration officers raided one of the factories where she worked, and chaos and tragedy ensued.

LA MADE: "Hybrids of Plants and of Ghosts"

October 6, 2019 @ 2:00 PM
Los Angeles Public Library

Guest Artist Residency at University of Southern Mississippi

Oct 15-19, 2019

Countertechnique classes taught to students in the School of Performing and Visual Arts

New work created for the Repertory Dance Company

Countertechnique Workshop

Jan 4-8, 2020, 10am-12pm
The Space at Diavolo

Countertechnique Online Winter Series

March 19 & March 26, 10-11:30am PST
For full schedule and registration go to
Online Winter Series | Countertechnique®

PAST EVENTS

American Dance Festival

July 8 - July 21, 2019
Duke University

At the heart of ADF is the Summer Dance Intensive (formerly Six Week School), where dancers from around the globe come to train, create, and discover the vast possibilities of the dance world. More than a series of classes, the Summer Dance Intensive is a powerful opportunity to move, make, research, discuss, and form lifelong, career-building relationships with other dance artists. Over the course of the festival, students of all levels work each day with ADF’s diverse faculty, extraordinary musicians, and vibrant student body to create rewarding, life-changing experiences. The five-and-a-half week commitment results in the enduring, hard-won benefits that only long-term training can yield.

Rosanna Tavarez & Charles Slender-White teach Countertechnique and Improvisation for Performance

LA Dance Festival
"Her Name Was Miriam"

April 14, 2019, 6:30pm
Luckman Fine Arts Complex

In the 1970s Rosanna Tavarez's mother moved to the U.S. from the Dominican Republic seeking a better life. As a teenager, Tavarez's mother began work in jewelry and sewing factories in New York City as an undocumented worker. In this new work-in-progress, Rosanna shares a conversation with her mother about the day the immigration officers raided one of the factories where she worked, and chaos and tragedy ensued.