June is shaping up to be a huge month in SLC dance. When big companies go off contract and dance students leave for summer projects it has often become a time of small workshops. But perhaps a signal that the independent scene is flourishing there is more in June than ever before.

STARTING WITH DEEP AEROBICS

Miguel Gutierrez will take the Rose by storm with with work-out form Death Emo Electric Protest Aerobics.

At a top secret time next weekend at the Rose Wagner you can practice and become a master practitioner of this incredible form.

Details are coming soon but we’ve been working with SB Dance (thank you!) to find times that work the best.

Stay tuned.

CONTINUING WITH MUDSON APPS & JOURNAL SUBMISSIONS

Our extended Mudson applications are due tomorrow!

Selected choreographers receive $50 stipends and the opportunity to show their work-in-progress at the Masonic Temple.

Join the ranks of SLC choreographers who have tested out their work and gone on to present at local and national venues.

Volume 6. “Collaboration” is out and about featuring historical/theoretical essays alongside local reviews but we are already looking toward Volume 7.

Themed “Cycles” you can submit whatever it is you want. Whether it’s about somatic practice, performance trends, reflection on compositional strategies or pictures of you doing the same dance 85 times in a row you should send it to lovedancemore@gmail.com

Submissions will be collected through August 1st.

BUT ALSO INCLUDING TONS OF OTHER LOCAL DANCE PROJECTS

After you DEEP aerobics your troubles away you can check out SUITE at Sugar Space highlighting women choreographers. June 6-8, 8pm (Sarah Thompson reviewing).

Then SB Dance in the Jeanne Theater at the Rose for ONE NIGHT ONLY of a ramped up Of Meat & Marrow. June 15th, 8pm (Ashley Anderson reviewing).

Followed by Daughters of Mudson, curated by our prez Ishmael Houston-Jones and featuring completed works which premiered at Mudson in 2012. June 22 @ 8pm and June 23 @ 2pm in the Rose Wagner Studio Theater