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DANCE CAN HAPPEN ANYWHERE!
kamrDANCE and SYREN invite you to join us for an afternoon of dance sharing!
Event Information & TICKETS HERE!
$8-$25
Children ages 12 & Younger - Free
New Haven, CT
SYREN visits the Ashford School to share how the company explores science theories through motion!
kamrDANCE and SYREN invite you to join us for an afternoon of dance sharing!
Event Information & TICKETS HERE!
$8-$25
Children ages 12 & Younger - Free
New York, NY
SYREN’s Lynn Peterson is proud to return to the community of Indianapolis where she grew up dancing to bring classes to this summer program at the Ballet Theatre Academy.
SYREN visits Barnard College to share how the company uses movement to explore science!
SYREN is working with an incredible team and the company looks forward to sharing the fruits of this collaborative effort with everyone soon!
Choreographers’ Showcase is a rare opportunity for high school dancers to learn and perform with critically acclaimed choreographers. SYREN’s Lynn Peterson and Kate Sutter are thrilled to work with the students in this wonderful program. TICKETS HERE!
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
CLICK HERE - $20 in advance
$22, General Admission
As SYREN celebrates its 20-year anniversary, the company is proud to present Ithaka, a nine-section modern dance created by Kate Sutter in collaboration with the dancers of SYREN and set to the lively and dynamic music of LA-based composer and producer Calimossa. TICKETS ON SALE SOON!
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
CLICK HERE - $20 in advance
$22, General Admission
As SYREN celebrates its 20-year anniversary, the company is proud to present Ithaka, a nine-section modern dance created by Kate Sutter in collaboration with the dancers of SYREN and set to the lively and dynamic music of LA-based composer and producer Calimossa. TICKETS ON SALE SOON!
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
CLICK HERE - $20 in advance
$22, General Admission
As SYREN celebrates its 20-year anniversary, the company is proud to present Ithaka, a nine-section modern dance created by Kate Sutter in collaboration with the dancers of SYREN and set to the lively and dynamic music of LA-based composer and producer Calimossa.
Brown University Physics Department presents SYREN performing “Red and Blue, Bitter and Sweet”, a dance that explores quantum mechanics.
Join SYREN in the rehearsal studio — What does a rehearsal look like anyway? The company is deep in the creative process and you’re welcome to drop by during your lunch hour to take a peek.
Join SYREN in the rehearsal studio — What does a rehearsal look like anyway? The company is deep in the creative process and you’re welcome to drop by during your lunch hour to take a peek.
GHAA has been part of SYREN’s teaching history for many years, and SYREN’s Artistic Directors look forward to working with these talented high school students again this winter.
Following a fantastic visit to Principia in 2019, SYREN’s excited to return and spend this week with dance and science students exploring what it means to collaborate while they investigate “time”.
Co-Artistic Director, Kate Sutter will spend the day sharing dance through offering a class open to the public followed by a rehearsal with company members of Ballet Vermont.
Arts on Site Presents SYREN and kamrDANCE!
12 St Mark’s Place, New York, NY
Performance: 6:30PM - BUY TICKETS
Performance: 8:30PM - BUY TICKETS
RESERVE YOUR SEATS HERE! The Institute for Advanced Computational Science and the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University present SYREN’s “Ticktock”. A collaboration with Astrophysicist Dr. Paul Sutter that explores time with narrative sequences and highly physical movement.
Wine & Cheese Reception to follow.
SYREN visits New England Biolabs to share “Ticktock” with the companies’ employees.
Artistic Directors Kate Sutter & Lynn Peterson visit the conservatory as guest teachers to share SYREN repertory.
Museum of Science-Boston presents SYREN performing “Red and Blue, Bitter and Sweet”, a dance that explores quantum mechanics. Learn More and RSVP here
SYREN heads to Bethlehem, PA to share dance with students at Moravian University.
Join SYREN in the rehearsal studio — What does a rehearsal look like anyway? Celebrate dance, celebrate the work, celebrate the community that makes it all possible. Buy your tickets here today!
Join kamrDANCE and SYREN, in a creative circle as we share about our adventures in making dance.
Click HERE to Purchase Tickets in Advance! $8-$20, Kids Ages 12 and Younger~Free
Refreshments Provided - Talk with the Artists - Food Pantry Collection
SYREN heads to Portland, Maine to share dance with Casco Bay Movers and Portland Youth Dance.
SYREN’s Science in Motion heads to JCC of Greater Columbus to engage with elementary school students in their after school program.
A gentle movement, aromatherapy, and holistic wellness practice that can be enjoyed by adults from any walk of life. Let’s all “move through it” together.
$25 - Includes Wine and Snacks
Tickets on Sale HERE
Space is limited
SYREN teams up with Paul Sutter to bring a seminar to The Flatiron Institute about the process of collaborating to create “Ticktock”.
Register Here - $25
*If the fee is a hardship, please reach out to info@syrendance.org
SYREN teams up with Paul Sutter to bring a seminar to the Institute for Advanced Computational Science at Stony Brook University about the process of collaborating to create “Ticktock”.
Presented by Green Space
November 13, 2021 ~ 8:00PM
Presented by Green Space
November 12, 2021 ~ 8:00PM
Presented by Museum of Science, Boston
November 10, 2021
7:00pm
FREE - Click here! Reservations Required for this in person event
“Thina” is a dance created by Kate St. Amand for the dancers of SYREN inspired by the work of South African composer, Philip Miller. The project uses Miller’s re-creation of the beloved Reuben T. Caluza song: “Influenza 1918” in response to the Covid Pandemic. After premiering “Thina” last November, SYREN looks forward to the on-going evolution of this project, as well as rising to the challenge of creating AND SHARING during the COVID-19 pandemic . CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT!
