Crash Dance Productions aims to create, perform, teach, and promote contemporary dance in the Twin Cities.
Elayna Waxse Movement Project aims to make contemporary dance focused on storytelling and identity through rigorous physicality while addressing social inequities.
Margaret Ogas Performance Project aims to develop live performances rooted in dance, with an emphasis on artistic experimentation and a commitment to highlighting artists of color and queer artists.
Anda Flamenco Company & School aims to share the beauty of the passionate tradition of authentic Spanish flamenco with diverse Minnesota audiences.
Reasons for Moving aims to develop a multimedia and multilingual dance-theater piece that aims to appeal to a broad audience that includes immigrant and refugee families; their allies; and those who would like (and need) to hear personal accounts of geopolitical displacement so as to understand it as a worldwide phenomenon that asks for our empathy and positioning.
Picasso Projects aims to present dance theater work that is sincere in its physicality, content, and expression.
Doma Dance Theater aims to make contemporary dance works that reimagine cultural expression for Carpatho Rusyns and Slavic Americans that unearth the unrecognized histories embedded in each of us.
The Uprizing aims to bring the creators and veterans of Krump to our community to further the dance community, and educate the community on Krump history and culture.
HoneyWorks aims to create truly unique performances that expand both dance and other artistic fields by uniting the two, and ultimately encouraging others – in all walks of life – to live more inclusively with the people and planet around us.
Hatch Dance aims to bring together and support accomplished dancers, musicians, and designers from the Twin Cities to create contemplative, collaborative performances that reveal emotional truths, speak to human commonalities, and engage audiences by encouraging a wider sense of belonging.
Analog Dance Works aims to provide a thought-provoking intersection between dance and science. Our goal is to incite a dialogue within the community on the relationship between the facts of our present and the visions of our future.
Movement Architecture aims to create, educate, and heal through movement.
Morgan Thorson Projects searches for the edges and the center of dance simultaneously; to seek out its interior and exterior spaces, with body, identity, architecture, and image. She creates dances that make useful those things that might not belong—valuing surprise and multiplicity in her productions.
KS Projects aims to create new dance and performance work.
Kaleena Miller Dance aims to ask questions and prioritizes possibility – rigorously seeking “other,” particularly in relation to social and cultural expectations that halt and paralyze. They respect legacy, but aim to interrupt harmful embodied value systems and modes of presentation. They seek conversations with organizations, funders, presenters and fellow sounding-movers about modes of care for bodies and spaces to dissect values that keep percussive dance forms static and out of critical conversations.
DanceMN aims to provide an online resource that increases visibility for Minnesota dance and connects communities and audiences.
Alanna Morris-Van Tassel Productions aims to uplift and share inspiring stories of the human experience through performance, education, and community building.
DanceCO’s mission is to create original dance productions for, and inspired by, young people.