When you think of Time, what do you think of? Do you picture a clock, with hands steadily ticking? Do you think of the changing seasons or historical eras? Or do you think about time travel and the Space-Time continuum? Join us in four different "Places" as we explore the invisible concept of time and its attributes. Featuring performances by New Dawn String Quartet, and new music by Thunderboogie and Eric Dill & Adam Riggs, Life/Art Dance will use Time, Place, and Space to study our human situation and the impact each individual has on others, before zooming out into the universe and observing humanity from that broader perspective.

Four performances, each in a different location and format! Check out more than one to see the production from a different perspective:

May 26 @ 7:30pm at The People's Building (9995 E. Colfax Ave., Aurora, CO)

May 27 @ 7:30pm at Parsons Theatre (1 E. Memorial Pkwy, Northglenn, CO - South Entrance)

June 3 @ 2:00pm at Lakewood Cultural Center Plaza, OUTDOORS (470 S. Allison Pkwy, Lakewood, CO)

June 4 @2:00pm at Broomfield Amphitheatre, OUTDOORS (3 Community Park Rd., Broomfield, CO)

Friday May 26th

Saturday May 27th

Saturday June 3rd (Outdoors)

Sunday June 4th (Outdoors)

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Our Mission

Life/Art Dance Ensemble creates and provides professional dance and music to Denver Metro communities through artistic collaboration, positive outreach, and education.

About Us

Life/Art Dance Ensemble received 501(c)3 status in March of 2009. The company was created, in part, to provide low-income senior citizens along the Front Range with the opportunity to experience live professional dance performances. This program, entitled Cultural Experiences for Seniors, has reached over 1,700 seniors since its inception. In 2010, the company began producing its own annual contemporary dance performances, collaborating with other artists to produce unique experiences in dance. Of note, Life/Art was approached in 2012 by composer Russell Podgorsek, who was eager to collaborate with professional dancers for an original piece. The resulting complete work from this collaboration was later accepted into the GAMMA-UT New Music Showcase at the University of Texas at Austin. This collaboration opened the door to many other fruitful connections, and Life/Art now creates two annual collaborative contemporary productions.

Life/Art has also been invited to perform in productions and at events throughout the state and abroad. Notable guest performances include the Denver Art Museum’s Dance on the Plaza event in 2016, the Botanic Garden’s SCFD Showcase (2016 - 2018), the City of Denver’s October 3rd, 2017 press conference, and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science’s DioramART exhibit for 2017’s “Night at the Museum,” as well as their 2018 "Dia del Nino." Life/Art was also represented at the Dairy Arts Center’s Women in Classical Music Soundscape concert, and in Prague at the American Music Festival in collaboration with Stratus Chamber Orchestra. In May of 2017, the Director of Life/Art was

recognized as a 7everyday Hero.

In 2014, Life/Art collaborated with a videographer and a composer to create its first

dance film. In 2015, Life/Art created a first of its kind dance film festival, entitled “Life in

Motion: A Colorado Dance Film Festival,” catering to local Colorado film artists who

work with movement and dance for the camera. Please visit our press page for downloadable promotional photos.

Inclusion Statement

We, at Life/Art Dance Ensemble, believe access to professional arts is essential for all, and that through our work in outreach, education, and collaboration, we ensure all voices are heard and amplified. Dancers, board members, volunteers, audiences, and venues all play a role as we work to acknowledge our differences and unique perspectives. We continue to reflect, discuss, learn, and challenge ourselves to create inclusive experiences for all backgrounds, including race, ethnicity, gender, sex, sexual orientation, culture, language, religion, disability status, and age.