Opening Week Celebration for the new Doris Duke Theatre. ALSO! We are experimenting with accessible marketing that decenters the visual experience. Did you experience our audio trailer and enhanced transcript, shared yesterday?Description in comments:Video (7/16)

even a touch of horror.territory is a new immersive VR experience centering artistic and aesthetic accessibility — created with @kiirabenz & @double_eye_studios. The first of its kind. It will premiere at @jacobspillow Dance Festival July 12 & 13, as part of the (6/16)

envelops the Witness in a disability-centered, accessible universe. Guardians and Agents confront each other among stars, mist, barriers, wire, and flight — a lush combination of immersive cinematography, dance, animation, visual effects, science fiction, fantasy, and (5/16)

@withregram • @kineticlightdance Welcome to territory. A fantastical universe of stars surrounds you. Shimmering Agents of the Wire fly overhead. Chilling figures roll toward and under you. Utopic and dystopic all at once, this immersive virtual reality experience (4/16)

tdance for the territory audio trailer as they continue to their commitment to artistic & aesthetic access!Keep following as we highlight all our Roster artists and the exciting engagements they're having, as we commence our 26/27 Season Launch next week!Posted (3/16)

visuals, digital effects, and genre-bending fantasy and science fiction. Created with co-director @kiirabenz of @double_eye_studios, territory is a first of its kind, FREE, new immersive VR experience centering artistic and aesthetic accessibility. Check out @kineticligh- (2/16)

his front arm, which is planted on Andrea’s ankle. Cover text reads “ 25 to Watch, Boston Ballet, Homer Avila, Summer Study Guide” Photographer unknown. (8/8)

Thornton.2)A sepia tone image of another Dance Magazine cover. Andrea Basile stands with her straight legs in a V, gazing down at Homer, her torso twisted to the side. With one arm, she partners Homer Avila, as he swings his leg between hers, supporting himself with (7/8)

the curve of her wheels.The headlines appear in red, white and black text. Text reads “It’s Time To Redefine Virtuosity” with the words “Alice Sheppard” stretching across the image of Alice. Other smaller headlines are scattered across the cover. Image by Jayme (6/8)

Black woman with short curly hair dyed in sunset hues. She is dressed all in black, with an open black leather jacket. She balances on her casters and footplate, lifting her red, black, and silver wheels up. She gazes down, face in profile; arms softly curved, mirroring (5/8)

Basile. Homer himself sparked Alice’s dance career by issuing a dare to Alice to take a dance class when she met him at a disability studies conference in 2004. The rest is history.Image Descriptions: 1)Alice on the cover of Dance Magazine. She is a multiracial (4/8)

Magazine and in a cover story authored by Kevin Gotkin @who____girl.When the cover was released, we also celebrated that disabled dancer, choreographer, and educator Homer Avila had been featured in a cover spot fifteen years prior, along with his dance partner Andrea (3/8)

in an article with Dance Magazine, link in our bio! Keep following as we announce our roster season for 2026/2027, as Kinetifc Light heads #OnTheRoad!Posted @withregram • @kineticlightdance Cover Connections ❤️👥Seven years ago, Alice appeared on the cover of Dance (2/8)

shining top. Her left foot is up in the air, her arms spread to the sides, as she smiles out to the audience. (4/4)

Asherie Dance readies to head on #OnTheRoad this fall! 📸:Christopher Duggan, courtesy of Jacob's Pillow and Ephrat Asherie DanceImage Description: Ephrat Asherie, a light-skinned female dancer with long brown hair, mid dance in blue sweat pants and a blue textured (3/4)

roots from West African rhythms. Now, years later, EAD continues to combine various street and hip hop dance styles with electrifying live music as they gear up to tour their new work Shadow Cities, featuring composition from Arturo O'Farrill. Stay following as Ephrat (2/4)

of a blue circle, is at the top of the text. Test reads “Showcase at APAP|NYC 2026, Now Available, 30 minute slots, Fri-Sun January 9-11, 2026, Ailey Citigroup Theater Limited Availability, NY City Center Studio 5, Contact for availability, assistant@elsieman.org.”- (3/4)

rentals of 30 minutes!ㅤ➡️ Space reservations are open NOW - contact assistant@elsieman for more information TODAY!Media Description: A white background with orange, blue and black text and Dance Manager’s Collective graphics. The logo, an orange dancing figure on top (2/4)