WELCOME! Danspace Project is Pleased to Announce our Spring 2009 Performance Season Danspace Project announces the spring 2009 season featuring fourteen weeks of diverse programs and provocative new work by New York, national and international dance artists. . Danspace Project is honored to present the premieres of the following new work as part of our City/Dans program: Jack Ferver's Death Is Certain; David Dorfman's Disavowal; Lionel Popkin's There Is An Elephant In This Dance; Yoshiko Chuma & The School of Hard Knocks' A Page Out of Order: Not About Romanian Cinema; and Kate Weare Company's Lean-to. As part of our Global Exchange program Danspace Project (in collaboration with Trafo House of Contemporary Arts/Budapest) commissioned award-winning choreographer Vicky Shick to create a new work, Glimpse. Save the date for Danspace Project's 2009 Gala, Tuesday, May 12th, honors trail-blazing choreographer Elizabeth Streb and dance advocate Cynthia Mayeda. As part of our Danspace@ series, Danspace Project commissions are presented in collaboration with organizations across NYC. This spring we will collaborate with Baryshnikov Arts Center to present a large-scale video installation by Molly Davies with a one-time only performance by Steven Paxton, Polly Motley, Kota Yamazaki and Indonesia's Sardono. We will also and return to BRIC for two weekends entitled Home and Stranger curated by Sarah Maxfield and Abby Harris Holmes. Join us and be part of our committed and energetic community. Supporting Danspace means supporting artists who take creative risks for us all. Be there. Be curious. Learn about our upcoming performances. Danspace Project welcomes the delegates of the APAP Conference 2009. Make a reservation for our Artists Advisory Board Showcase here. Danspace@BRIC Artists Announced Danspace Project's partnership with BRIC Studio in Brooklyn continues this spring. Based an open call for submissions, curators Abby Harris Holmes and Sarah Maxfield have selected the following artists to participate: At Home: Saturday, May 2 - Sunday, May 3, 2009 Kawamura the Third Elke Rindfleisch Adam H. Weinert Stranger: Saturday, May 16 - Sunday, May 17, 2009 Maura Nguyen Donohue/in mixed company Colleen Hooper Sahar Javedani/compani javedani Exciting New Developments at Danspace Project: We have some exciting news to share with our creative community! • While we have long been slated to be part of the BAM Cultural District in Brooklyn, a project that will take many years to realize, we are thrilled to announce that Danspace Project will continue to have a home at St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery in the East Village into 2012. We are proud of our history with St. Mark's and the surrounding neighborhood and we plan to maintain a programming presence here even after we have a new facility and choreographic center to support artists and their work. • As we continue taking steps to serve you better, Danspace Project is pleased to now offer advance ticket sales online and via phone. You'll still receive the personal attention you've come to enjoy at Danspace Project - now with shorter lines! • Danspace Project is on Facebook! Become a fan and stay up-to-date with all the latest news and events. Become a Danspace Project Member Join our creative community! Become a member. Support the presentation of innovative new dance, get great deals on tickets and much more! click here to learn more. Interested in showing your work at Danspace Project? Click on programs to learn more about the opportunities available.