Some scholars argue that “tragedy” is an art form that only flourished during the Golden Age of Greece. However, it is clear that the tragic impulse or spirit is a concept that flows through all eras of Western culture. When we describe a work as a tragedy, we infer that the creator’s intention is “serious” and that its themes likely touch on death.
CONTEMPORARY WEST DANCE THEATRE IS PLANTING ROOTS IN PHILADELPHIA
It is not always true that “what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.” After 18 years, Contemporary West Dance Theatre (CWDT) is leaving Glitter Gulch and moving to Philadelphia. Their relocated operations in the City of Brotherly Love (street address TBD) begin June 5, 2025. CWDT is making the change of location because of the attraction of Philadelphia’s cultural vibrancy and to enhance the company’s mission of fostering creative and artistic expression.
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Collage Dance – one of the largest Black-led performing arts organizations in the South and one of only a few professional ballet companies in the world with a roster of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) dancers – has announced that it will receive a two million dollar grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.