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The Cowles Center for Dance & the Performing Arts 2023/2024 Season

The Cowles Center for Dance & the Performing Arts has released single tickets to the 2023/24 season for purchase. The season includes the following evening-length productions:

Fall Forward Festival Oct 21 - Nov 5

Celebrating nine different dance artists across three fantastic weekends. Talents collide onstage as our diverse dance community showcases an assortment of genres across this momentous festival. Each weekend features a new roster and a variety of experiences from percussive footwork to physical feats to modern expressions and more!

Oct 21 & 22: Concerto Dance, Kaleena Miller Dance, and Afoutayi Haitian Dance, Music, and Arts Company

Oct 28 & 29: Ballet Folklorico Mexico Azteca, STRONGmovement, and Yuki Tokuda

Nov 4 & 5: Katha Dance Theatre, Shapiro & Smith Dance, and Alternative Motion Project

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Rhythm Street Movement  - Who Brought The Humbug? December 14 - 17, 2023

The family-friendly holiday specTAPular. Welcome to the ultimate holiday party where the guests are singers, musicians, tap dancers, and beatboxers! Join this vibrant and talented cast in an interactive, inspirational, all-age, fun, funky, feel-good celebration of the Holiday Season!

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Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre  - The Conference of the Birds Feb 10 & 11, 2024

A virtuosic dialogue between three distinct cultural voices. In an enchanting performance brought to the stage, flamenco and hip hop unite to adapt the 12th century Persian poem of the same name. This dark, moving, and humorous story will bring together hip hop artist Darrius Strong along with original music performed by international flamenco composer and guitarist Juanito Pascual.

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Crash Dance Productions  - Domino March 2 & 3, 2024

It’s only a matter of time before they all fall down, one by one. Growing tension stacks onto high drama as the visceral ensemble blindly selects who among them undertakes the role of The Con. When identities collide, the 13 unique personalities clash as a story of hierarchy, vulnerability, and influence develops in real-time. Anyone could be the villain. No one knows who it will be. And every performance will be different.

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MERGE In March: Mathew Janczewski's ARENA DANCES & Taja Will March 23 & 24, 2024

A club-like atmosphere of daring ecstasy, collective revolt, and personal reclamations. This year’s MERGE pairs Mathew Janczewski’s high-intensity, super-charged movements with Taja Will’s nuanced, emotive, and improvisational boldness. Their collaboration will culminate in an evening of performance, which includes ARENA repertory favorite, Judged House, and the premiere of a haunting new solo by Will.

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James Sewell Ballet - Pointed Humor April 6 & 7, 2024

Exploring the boundaries of ballet with wit and whimsy. James Sewell Ballet leaps onto the stage with bold new works featuring the highly-anticipated choreography of former JSB dancer and current member of Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Shohei Iwahama. This remarkable evening includes a remount of Doo-Be-Doo, which combines high-energy playful antics with stunning technical feats.

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BRKFST Dance Company April 27 & 28, 2024
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Breaking transforms the concert dance stage. Blazing into their 10th year as an ensemble, BRKFST continues to “show us the future of dance” (Star Tribune) with a world premiere commissioned by The Cowles Center and Northrop, set to music by company member Renée Copeland. Their unique style of breaking and storytelling shines through in their work set to Dancers, Dreamers, and Presidents by composer Daniel Bernard Roumain. With each inroad they create, BRKFST inspires us to view breaking and contemporary dance in a way that “makes you see both differently” (Minnpost).
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Honoring the memory of ancestors in an intimate ritual for the stage. In Avimukta, both dancer and viewer experience the divinity of the seeker meeting the sacred. Featuring solos by mother/daughter creators and performers Ranee, Aparna, and Ashwini Ramaswamy that contrast the ceremonial unison of the company, Bharatanatyam becomes a full-bodied, ecstatic prayer celebrating the inevitable dissolution of life. Directed by Ranee Ramaswamy and Aparna Ramaswamy.
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TICKET INFORMATION
Excluding Who Brought the Humbug?, tickets are on sale now through the Box Office at (612) 206-3600 or online. Tickets to each Saturday performance will range from $30-$45, while tickets to each Sunday matinee will be Pay As You Are.
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