Contradiction Dance @ Echo Park

An Exchange Between Life & Dance

About

LIVE PERFORMANCE • DANCE EDUCATION

Contradiction Dance is a place where theatre, dance, and pop culture meet. The company’s vision is to make dances that report on, reflect, and question the world in which we live. Nurtured on the belief that artists and audience members communicate in a dialogue through the chosen medium, Contradiction Dance fosters discussion, reflection, and change through live performance and dance education.

Contradiction Dance blends several dance forms (modern, hip-hop, tap, and jazz) with aspects of storytelling and theater. This mix allows the company to create an exchange between art and life for audiences, performers, and collaborators alike. The company has performed throughout the greater Washington, D.C., area including The Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage, The Jack Guidone Theater at Joy of Motion Dance Center, Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre, the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, and St. Mary’s College. For more information, please e-mail contradictiondance@mac.com

Contact

Kelly Mayfield

Contradiction Dance

7014 Westmoreland Ave, Ste A

Takoma Park, MD 20912

contradictiondance@mac.com

240.450.2420

3 Responses to “About”

  1. Xian said

    Love you! Way to go! Let’s find a way to bring Contradiction Dance to San Francisco! ArtSF could be one venue (hardwood floors and good light and soundsystem) but also thru ODC???? Let’s make it happen between now and December if possible!!!!
    Etc;
    Xian

  2. Real Live Theater said

    Thank you for your informative Blog. It’s good to know that innovative theater is a live and well in Maryland. Keep up the posts and keep breaking legs. Cheers!

  3. Na'la said

    Let’s fill 2009 with dance, love and lots of warmth!

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