Mon., Aug. 10th — Fri., Aug. 14th, 2020 (Tentative)

Classes run from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm, Daily

UMBC Department of Dance, Performing Arts & Humanities Building
PAHB 231, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore MD 21250

ClancyWorks Dance Company and Baltimore County Public Schools Office of Dance co-present intensive professional development programs for artists teaching dance, called the Dance Educators Training Institute (DETI). These week-long workshops are designed to enable participants to delve deeper into their artistic pursuits and to enhance their pedagogical techniques in a challenging and supportive environment.

To learn more, visit www.clancyworks.org/DETI/

January 9, 2019

Practical Masterclass:
2:30 pm – 4 pm

Talk:
415 pm – 5 pm,

LOCATION:

University of Bedfordshire
University Square
Luton, LU1 3JU
United Kingdom

Masterclass:
PO108B, Bedford

Talk: 
G0.13 University of Bedfordshire,
Bedford

Join ClancyWorks’ Founder & Artistic Director, Dr. Adrienne Clancy, to investigate the power of diversity, inclusion, and the strength found in using dance to bring voice to individuals of differing ages and backgrounds.   The essential mission of ClancyWorks is the use of dynamic partnering in order to exemplify an environment of mutual respect and to create empowering images that embrace diversity, build community, and advance positive social action.  Let’s dialogue about ways we can use art, a nonpolitical means, to address political concerns in a nonpartisan manner.

Open to all. The masterclass is suitable for participants with a performing arts background.  Observation of the masterclass is also possible for those from within the arts or other disciplines that would like to learn about Clancy’s facilitation techniques.  

March 1-11, 2019

Albuquerque, New Mexico 

Dr. Adrienne Clancy was selected among a large number of applicants to participate in this competitive program. The Keshet Makers Space Experience (MSE) is an eleven-day residency in which choreographers and dancemakers have access to space to develop their craft and their products. Keshet provides physical space for the “making” at the Keshet Center for the Arts in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Learn more at Keshetarts.org

Randolph Road Theatre
4010 Randolph Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20902

26th Annual Frederick Festival of the Arts

50 Carroll Creek Way, Frederick, MD 21701

Choreography by ClancyWorks Dance Company Members…

Special thanks to the Delaplaine Foundation.

The Frederick Festival of the Arts, presented by the Frederick Arts Council, is held along Carroll Creek Linear Park in the heart of Historic downtown Frederick, Maryland. This juried fine arts venue invites discerning art-lovers from across the country. The festival is committed to presenting the finest national artists, bringing the best of quality fine art, exceptional musical talents, and plenty of food and beverages for all to enjoy! The Frederick Festival of the Arts is free and open to the public.

ClancyWorks will present original works choreographed by members of the company.

Dixon Place
161A Chrystie Street,
New York, NY 10038

Choreography by Adrienne Clancy and Devon Wallace

Performance by Devon Wallace

A series of new choreography that features all male dancers. Devon Wallace will perform excerpts from “The Resilience Project.”

Dixon Place
161A Chrystie Street,
New York, NY 10038

Choreography by Chris Burnside

Performance by Krystal Collins and Leila Mire

Presented by Dixon Place in New York City, ClancyWorks Dance Company will be performing alongside seven emerging and established choreographers of all dance forms, each performing 5 – 12 minute dance pieces. The ClancyWorks performance will highlight their latest work “RUTH,” choreographed by Chris Burnside and performed by Krystal Collins and Leila Mire. 8 in Show is a quarterly series curated by Sangeeta Yesley.

Mon., Aug. 5th — Fri., Aug. 9th, 2019

Classes run from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm, Daily

UMBC Department of Dance, Performing Arts & Humanities Building
PAHB 231, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore MD 21250

ClancyWorks Dance Company and Baltimore County Public Schools Office of Dance co-present intensive professional development programs for artists teaching dance, called the Dance Educators Training Institute (DETI). These week-long workshops are designed to enable participants to delve deeper into their artistic pursuits and to enhance their pedagogical techniques in a challenging and supportive environment.

Early Bird Registration is Open: Receive $100 off by registering before June 15th!

To learn more or for registration, visit www.clancyworks.org/DETI/

November 22 @ 7:30pm
November 23 @ 7:30pm
November 24 @ 5:00pm

2019

LOCATION:

Baltimore Theatre Project
45 West Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Experience an evening of contemporary dance as the Coppin State University Repertory Dance Ensemble and ClancyWorks Dance Company team up for an evening of choreographic impact. This collaborative performance draws on community collaborations from dancers and choreographers hailing from Coppin State University, ClancyWorks Dance Company, and a number of Baltimore County and Baltimore City High Schools, in order to bridge the gap between Baltimore’s communities using movement art. Join us for a talk back after the show to discuss current issues around the Arts and community building.

January 4, 2018
7:00 pm

Randolph Road Theatre
4010 Randolph Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20902

Experience the Power of Dance in Wheaton with ClancyWorks Dance Company & Excel Beyond the Bell. Join us on Thursday, January 4th, 7:00 pm at the Randolph Road Theatre for this free public dance performance. Over the past 15 weeks, ClancyWorks’ Company members worked with students from four county schools to create new works that highlight youth voices. Participants from Roberto Clemente Middle School, A. Mario Loiderman Middle School, Argyle Middle School, and Montgomery Village Middle School will show some of the dance works they created with ClancyWorks dancers in the Excel Beyond the Bell (EBB) program. Produced with support from the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County, the Maryland State Arts Council, Montgomery County Collaboration Council, and Montgomery county Department of Recreation. Hors d’oeuvres and light snacks will be served. For more information, read the full release and/or email info@clancyworks.org.

February 10, 2018
7:00 pm

Howard Community College
10901 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Columbia, MD 21044

ClancyWorks presents new choreographic works alongside other Maryland based dance companies at this festive showcase.

The Howard County Community Dance Festival is a collaborative event shared amongst the Howard County Arts Council, the Howard Community College Dance Program and Arts and Humanities Division. The Festival gathers the dancers of Howard County and the surrounding areas together in a celebration including classes and performances in the hope that dance will continue to be a valued and lasting component of the arts in Howard County. We endeavor to feature dancers, teachers, and choreographers from the Baltimore/DC metro area as a means of exposure and support in our small but vibrant community. The Howard County Community Dance Festival is appropriate for dancers ages 11 years of age and up. Download the Festival Brochure HERE.

April 14, 2018 *
8:00 pm

April 15, 2018
7:00 pm

Dance Place
3225 8th Street NE,
Washington, DC 20017

* The Annual Silent Auction:

On Saturday, April 14 join us prior to the performance for a reception and silent auction.  Bidding starts at 5:30 pm and continues through the end of intermission. 

ClancyWorks Dance Company is excited to partner with University of Bedfordshire’s The Ensemble and Berlin-based Siciliano Contemporary Ballet to premiere new works at Dance Place on April 15-16, 2018.

As part of The Resilience Project, ClancyWorks will premiere a work that investigates the ways in which we learn to absorb the shock of a blow, be it political, emotional, financial, personal.

The Ensemble, directed by Tamara Ashley, is a contemporary dance repertory performance group based in the UK who commissions leading international choreographers to create work for touring. In 2018, they will premiere new works by Brussels based Korean choreographer Sung Im Her and Norwegian and Swedish dance company H2 Dance.  Sung Im Her’s work Human Wall looks at ideas about the tensions of migration and adapting to new places, while H2 Dance’s work explores humorous interactions in every day situations.  Previous works for the company have been created by Matthias Sperling, Bettina Strickler, Matteo Fargion, Annie Lok, Adriana Borriello, Tim Casson and Gaby Agis.

Contact www.danceplace.org for more details.

Dancers & Dance Educators: Want to experience what it’s like to dance with us?

Join us for the Master Class Series @ Dance Place (Washington, D.C.) on Tuesdays, from 7 pm – 9 pm, starting Feb. 15th, 2018. Dance Place is located at 3225 8th St NE, Washington DC. Cost for full series of classes is $115. To register and for further questions about pricing, visit Dance Place’s registration page.

Saturday, May 19th, 2018
@ 3:00 pm

Crossway Community Inc.
3015 Upton Dr, Kensington, MD 20895

This program is produced with support from the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County, the Maryland State Arts Council, Montgomery County Collaboration Council, and Montgomery County Department of Recreation.

After a recent successful presentation on Arts in Public Schools at TEDxMidAtlantic, where ClancyWorks collaborated with the students of Stedwick Elementary, Clancy continues her focus on community leadership through arts education in 2017/2018. Clancy’s overall message is that dance can be a means of building bridges within a diverse community, connecting people across generations, socio-economic circumstances, and between public and private sector businesses and nonprofits, in order to support community development.

This event is part of a series of concerts, workshops and networking events that will be presented by ClancyWorks in the Greater Wheaton area throughout the Spring of 2018. This kickoff Spring event – a free dance concert on May 19th, 2018 at 3 p.m. at the Crossway Community Inc. – will allow for several partnering organizations to come together in support of ClancyWorks community engagement programs in the region.

This concert highlights the ClancyWorks Dance Company Members alongside the students in the ClancyWorks ASPIRE Dance Program. ASPIRE students participated in an after-school residency that was part of the Excel Beyond the Bell (EBB) program. The EBB program, sponsored by the Collaboration Council and the Montgomery County Department of Recreation, supports learning outside of the classroom and builds the student’s self-confidence.

DOWNLOAD THE PRESS RELEASE.

Saturday, June 2nd, 2018

@ 7 pm

The Frederick Festival
of the Arts (Frederick, MD).

This program is produced with support from the the Frederick Arts Council, Delaplaine Foundation, and the Maryland State Arts Council.

Celebrating 25 years, the Frederick Festival of the Arts, presented by the Frederick Arts Council, is held along Carroll Creek Linear Park in the heart of Historic downtown Frederick, Maryland. The festival is committed to presenting the finest national artists bringing the best of quality fine art, exceptional musical talents, dance, and plenty of food and beverages for all to enjoy!

ClancyWorks presents excerpts from “The Memoir Project,”” by Mathew Heggem & guest artist Emma Batman, exploring the personal, poetic narrative of individuals and their interwoven lives.

Monday, August 6th — Friday, August 10th, 2018

Classes run from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm

UMBC Department of Dance, Performing Arts & Humanities Building
PAHB 231, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore MD 21250

ClancyWorks Dance Company and Baltimore County Public Schools Office of Dance co-present intensive professional development programs for artists teaching dance, called the Dance Educators Training Institute (DETI). These week-long workshops are designed to enable participants to delve deeper into their artistic pursuits and to enhance their pedagogical techniques in a challenging and supportive environment.

Early Bird Registration is Open: Receive $100 off by registering before June 15th! To learn more or for registration, visit www.clancyworks.org/DETI/

Don’t forget to join us on Facebook too!

Sep 7th & Sep 8th, 2018
Performances @ 7:30 pm

LOCATION:

University of New Mexico (UNM)
Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance: Central Campus, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131

“A Dream Come True: 30th Anniversary of Friends of Dance.”

ClancyWorks will share a solo excerpt from “The Resilience Project” performed by Associate Artistic Director, Mathew Heggem, and choreographed by UNM Alumni Dr. Adrienne Clancy.

The event will honor this year’s scholarship recipients as well as featuring other talented Alumni choreographers, including: Dana Tai Soon Burgess, Rujeko Sarah Dumbutshena, Nevarez Encinias, Bill Evans, Jacqueline Garcia, lisa nevada, Mary Anne Newhall, Wade Madsen, Kelsey Paschich, Kerry Ring.

November 16 @ 7:30pm
November 17 @ 7:30pm
November 18 @ 5:00pm 

LOCATION:

Baltimore Theatre Project
45 West Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Experience an evening of contemporary dance as the Coppin State University Repertory Dance Ensemble and ClancyWorks Dance Company team up for an evening of choreographic impact. This collaborative performance draws on community collaborations from dancers and choreographers hailing from Coppin State University, ClancyWorks Dance Company, and a number of Baltimore County and Baltimore City High Schools, in order to bridge the gap between Baltimore’s communities using movement art. Join us for a talk back after the show to discuss current issues around the Arts and community building.

Tickets: General Admission – $15; Students & Seniors – $10. Box Office: 410-752-8558 or purchase tickets online.

December 14 @ 7 pm 

Arts Bridge | The Wheaton Connection:
A Free Public Dance Performance with ClancyWorks Dance Company, Excel Beyond the Bell, and students from Albert Einstein High School

Experience the Power of Dance in Wheaton with ClancyWorks Dance Company & Excel Beyond the Bell. Join us on Friday, December 14th at 7:00 pm at the Randolph Road Theatre for this free public dance performance. Over the past 15 weeks, ClancyWorks’ Company members worked with students from four county schools to create new works that highlight youth voices. Participants from Roberto Clemente Middle School, A. Mario Loiederman Middle School, Albert Einstein High School, and Francis Scott Key Middle School will show some of the dance works they created with ClancyWorks dancers in the Excel Beyond the Bell (EBB) program. Produced with support from the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County, the Maryland State Arts Council, Montgomery County Collaboration Council, and Montgomery county Department of Recreation. Hors d’oeuvres and light snacks will be served.

TICKETS:
Free admission; open to the public.

Don’t forget to let us know you’re coming via our
FACEBOOK EVENT!

October 21, 2017
8:00pm

October 22, 2017
5:00pm

Baltimore Theatre Project
45 Preston Street,
Baltimore MD 21201

ClancyWorks partners with Coppin State University Repertory Dance Company and Baltimore area schools to present a weekend of fantastic performances!

November 12, 2017
4:00pm

Dance Place
3225 8th Street NE,
Washington, DC 20017

Dance Metro DC continues their commitment to supporting the local dance community in their fall presentation. ClancyWorks Dance Company is showcasing an original piece “Stalked by Time” co-choreographed by Adrienne Clancy and Sandra Lacy and performed by ClancyWorks dancers. This dynamic and thoughtful work highlights the constant struggle to keep up with the mundane tasks of life with too little time to accomplish​ most necessary daily tasks. Join us!

UMBC Department of Dance
PAHB 231, 1000 Hilltop Circle,
Baltimore MD 21250

ClancyWorks Dance Company and Baltimore County Public Schools Office of Dance co-present intensive professional development programs for artists teaching dance, called the Dance Educators Training Institute (DETI). These week-long workshops are designed to enable participants to delve deeper into their artistic pursuits and to enhance their pedagogical techniques in a challenging and supportive environment.

Dixon Place
161A Chrystie Street,
New York, NY 10038

Presented by Dixon Place in New York City, ClancyWorks Dance Company will be performing along side seven emerging and established choreographers of all dance forms each performing 5 – 12 minute dance pieces. The ClancyWorks performance will highlight their latest work “Catching Dreams”. 8 in Show is a quarterly series curated by Sangeeta Yesley.

Sky Stage
59 South Carroll Street
Frederick, MD

Clancyworks Dance Company will be performing at Sky Stage for 3rd and 4th graders of Spring Ridge Elementary, a Title I School in Frederick County and the only fully integrated STEAM school in the Frederick County Public Schools system. ClancyWorks dancers will perform new content based on the Catching Dreams performance series by engaging students through movement and inspire students to develop their community through teamwork and collaboration. This performance is for students of Spring Ridge Elementary only, and therefore not open to the public.

April 22, 2017
2:00pm

Jack B Kaussmaul Theatre
7932 Opossumtown Pike,
Frederick, MD 21702

Equinox’s Annual Performance feat. ClancyWorks Dance Company

ClancyWorks makes a guest artist appearance as we begin a series of collaborative projects with Equinox Dance Company. This first collaborative project is “By Accident”, an exploration of the causes and effects of chance encounters. ClancyWorks will present Adriane Fang’s recent residency techniques and “Catching Dreams”, choreographed by Adrienne Clancy, will also be on the program and asks how might we continue to hold onto simple ideas and aspirations in a world that moves so quickly and is becoming so complex? How can we ensure that our dreams do not transform into our nightmares?

Baltimore Theater Project
45 Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

This collaborative performance draws on millennial perceptions from dancers and choreographers hailing from Coppin State University Repertory Dance Ensemble, ClancyWorks Dance Company, and Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts, in order to advance positive social action in the Baltimore community. Patapsco students will get a chance to present their fantastic dancing while at the same time gleaning the experience from professionals and networking with university colleagues. Inspired by the quote of Ossie Davis, “Any form of art is a form of power; it has impact, it can affect change — it can not only move us, it makes us move”, Millennial Motions will explore the ability to respond to change as it impacts them. This performance highlights dance as a catalyst to bring different generations of dancers together in a spirit of celebrating dreams and possibilities. It is sure to be a festival of dance and community making!

Randolph Road Theatre
4010 Randolph Road
Silver Spring, MD 20902

A Free Public Dance Performance

This is a FREE event and open to the public

MORE INFO HERE.

CPR
Center for Performance Research
361 Manhattan Avenue,
Brooklyn, NY 11211

This evening represents a paradigm for learning across generations and an interest in effective models for dance creation in the 21st century.  A collaboration between DC-based choreographer Dr. Adrienne Clancy and NYCs Emma Batman & Mathew Heggem (Left Side Labs), performances include a series of dynamic duets and two ensemble works by each company.

Pre-show installation with Bridge & Olive Dance
6:00pm

TEDxMidAtlantic 2016: New Rules

Friday, October 21 & Saturday, October 22, 2016

Dr. Adrienne Clancy, dance artist and proclaimed “wizard of invention” by the Washington Post, will talk about how ClancyWorks Dance Company uses choreography to excite students about learning science.

This October 21 and 22, TEDxMidAtlantic 2016 will explore the New Rules that will help guide us as we consider:

• • How can we be more empathetic when we design for the future?
  • How can we reconnect policy with facts, truth, and logic?
  • What ethics should we pursue as we shape our rapidly changing world?

Friday: 1PM to 7:30PM
Friday Party: 7:30PM to 11PM
Saturday: 9AM to 6:30PM
Saturday Reception: 6:30pm to 8:30PM

Location: Sidney Harman Hall, 610 F St NW, Washington DC, 20059

To learn more & to hear Dr. Clancy’s presentation, visit: tedxmidatlantic.com/attend/

Push your creativity and physicality every Tuesday during Advanced Modern class with ClancyWorks! Classes are led by company director Adrienne Clancy with support and choreography from company members.

When: Tuesdays (10:15 a.m.-12:00 p.m.)
Where: Dance Place
3225 8th St NE, Washington DC.

To register for the classes, visit Dance Place.

Click here for more information.

Calling all advanced dancers for the 2016 Summer Dance Institute! Join ClancyWorks and Dance Place for an exciting week of exploring:

Repertory & Composition
Partnering & Improvisation
And Multiple Styles of Techniques

Attendees will have an opportunity to audition as a Company Member or Teaching Artist for the ClancyWorks 2017-18 season.

When: June 6-10 (10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. daily)
Where: Dance Place
3225 8th St NE, Washington, DC

Click here to register today!

Dance educators, artists, administrators, students and professionals in all arts and education disciplines are invited to join ClancyWorks for our 10th annual Dance Education Training Institute!

Invigorate your imagination, and earn continuing Professional Development credit, with DETI 2016, a week-long professional development institute hosted by University of Maryland Baltimore County.

When: August 1-5, 2016 (10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. daily)
Where: UMBC Department of Dance
Fine Arts 317, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD 21250

To register, email deti.programs@clancyworks.org.

ClancyWorks is performing in New Mexico!

When:   September 9th & 10th, 2016, Shows start at 7:30 PM
Where:  Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Tickets are available ONLINE.
When you go to ticket site, find ‘Vote For Dance’ and select your date preference.
Check out the Facebook Event Page for more info too!

Please join us for an evening of talented and diverse choreography that will benefit the scholarship winners of UNM Friends of Dance! Let’s Vote for Dance! A reception will be provided after the concert on September 9th outside of the Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance at Carlisle Gym on UNM Campus. Choreographers: Wendy Leverente-Barker. Adrienne Clancy, Rujeko Dumbutshena, Marisol Encinias and Dominic Guerra.

Join in the Dream: 15th Anniversay Performance
May 14th, 2016
American Dance Institute
Rockville

Sarah Gamblin Master Class
March 15th, 2016
Dance Place
Washington, DC

Hagerstown Dance Festival
March 5th, 2016
South Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown, MD