Dance

  • KST Partner

    Wednesdays, January 17 - May 1

    theatriQ

    theatriQ is Dreams of Hope's devised theater program designed to cultivate the creativity of Queer and Trans youth ages 13 to 26.

  • KST Presents

    Friday & Saturday, May 3 - 4

    Freshworks: Anna King Skeels

    unstitch is a big-hearted and unadulterated tour through the organs of the body. Created by artist Anna King Skeels, this new performance work examines the effects of societal and interpersonal trauma we have endured on vital parts of our bodies.

  • KST Partner

    Friday, Saturday & Sunday, May 10 - May 12

    theatriQ

    theatriQ is Dreams of Hope's devised theater program designed to cultivate the creativity of Queer and Trans youth ages 13 to 26.

  • KST Partner

    Saturday & Sunday, May 11-12

    Confluence Ballet Co. Presents: A Villain Redeemed

    Experience redemption from the villain’s perspective in Confluence Ballet Co.’s Season 3 finale, A Villain Redeemed, on May 11-12.

  • KST Presents

    Monday, May 13

    Welcome Dinner & Artist Talk

    Celebrate the world premiere of Mita Ghosal’s new evening-length dance work Lost on a Loom! A long-time KST artist, Ghosal has appeared in the newMoves Dance Festival and Freshworks.

  • KST Presents

    Tuesday, May 14

    Info Session: Freshworks Residency 2024/2025

    Interested in applying for a Freshworks Residency? Join us for this online information session about the program led by KST Presents Programming Manager Sarah Gilmer and Programming Director Ben Pryor!

  • KST Presents

    Wednesday, May 15 

    Material of a Story

    Material of a Story is a moving, drawing and writing workshop geared towards dance and theatre artists as well as all creative individuals interested in exploring personal lost stories that integrate fabric, words and movement.

  • KST Presents

    Friday & Saturday, May 17 - 18

    Mita Ghosal

    Lost on a Loom weaves dance, storytelling, and the history of fabric in Bengal, to examine lost South Asian Histories through Indian textiles and fabrics.