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DESCRIPTION:November 13th\, 14th\, and 15th at 7:30pm and the 16th at 2:00p
 m. \n\n \n\nThe Department of Dance presents the Fall Dance Concert\, a mi
 xed repertory performance featuring student performers and choreography by
  dance faculty Audrey Baran\, E.E. Balcos\, Alyah Baker\, and April Turner
 .\n\n \n\nBuy tickets here- tickets are $8-$18. CoAA Faculty\, Staff\, and
  Students are eligible for free tickets to this performance. Please log in
 to your Niner account in the ticketing system to redeem. \n\n \n\nProgram\
 n\n \n\nSend in the Clowns\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration
  with dancers\n“Send in the Clowns” asks us to consider the masks we w
 ear and the roles we play to be accepted in society.  What do we gain by p
 laying along? What is lost when we perform so well that we hide our true s
 elves? As the cracks begin to show and the facade crumbles\, we have the o
 pportunity to choose a new way forward — together.\n\nAs One Does\nChore
 ographed by: Audrey Baran\n“Defining myself is like confining myself | S
 o l undefined myself | To find myself” – from Goldfish by IN-Q. Create
 d in collaboration with the performers\, this work explores sensations of 
 imposter syndrome\, limiting beliefs\, and prescribed futures. Through con
 versation and movement generation\, we challenge ourselves to dispel these
  myths and fully embody our potential — because it’s never too late. \
 n\neffort/less/perfection\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration 
 with dancers\nEffortless Perfection: a belief that one must be smart\, suc
 cessful\, attractive\, and popular\, without appearing to make a visible e
 ffort. Prevalent among college students\, especially women.\n\nA similar i
 dea governs the ballet world\, where dancers train rigorously and work ext
 remely hard to appear as if they are not working at all. "effort/less/perf
 ection" flips these ideas on their head\, acknowledging and celebrating th
 e athleticism\, power\, and effort in ballet instead of the illusion of pe
 rfection.\n\nPassion8\nChoreographed by: E.E. Balcos\n"Passion8" is a tang
 o inspired partnering piece. This dance is about the relationships and phy
 sical communication expressed between one another.\n\n \n\nSpent Force: Li
 ving Waters\nChoreographed by: April C. Turner \n\n"Spent Force: Living Wa
 ters" explores African dance functioning as historical document\, social c
 eremony and celebration\, in shared time and life. The piece also examines
  the manner in which “traditional culture” seems to recede\, yet throu
 gh centuries its essence regenerates itself– keeping the cultural root c
 onnected and alive\n\n \n\nCheck out the digital programs here.
GEO:35.303804;-80.729976
LOCATION:Robinson Hall\, Anne R. Belk Theater
SUMMARY:Fall 2025 Dance Concert
URL;VALUE=URI:https://campusevents.charlotte.edu/event/fall-2025-dance-conc
 ert
CATEGORIES:Performances & Concerts
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DTSTART:20251115T003000Z
DTEND:20251115T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:November 13th\, 14th\, and 15th at 7:30pm and the 16th at 2:00p
 m. \n\n \n\nThe Department of Dance presents the Fall Dance Concert\, a mi
 xed repertory performance featuring student performers and choreography by
  dance faculty Audrey Baran\, E.E. Balcos\, Alyah Baker\, and April Turner
 .\n\n \n\nBuy tickets here- tickets are $8-$18. CoAA Faculty\, Staff\, and
  Students are eligible for free tickets to this performance. Please log in
 to your Niner account in the ticketing system to redeem. \n\n \n\nProgram\
 n\n \n\nSend in the Clowns\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration
  with dancers\n“Send in the Clowns” asks us to consider the masks we w
 ear and the roles we play to be accepted in society.  What do we gain by p
 laying along? What is lost when we perform so well that we hide our true s
 elves? As the cracks begin to show and the facade crumbles\, we have the o
 pportunity to choose a new way forward — together.\n\nAs One Does\nChore
 ographed by: Audrey Baran\n“Defining myself is like confining myself | S
 o l undefined myself | To find myself” – from Goldfish by IN-Q. Create
 d in collaboration with the performers\, this work explores sensations of 
 imposter syndrome\, limiting beliefs\, and prescribed futures. Through con
 versation and movement generation\, we challenge ourselves to dispel these
  myths and fully embody our potential — because it’s never too late. \
 n\neffort/less/perfection\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration 
 with dancers\nEffortless Perfection: a belief that one must be smart\, suc
 cessful\, attractive\, and popular\, without appearing to make a visible e
 ffort. Prevalent among college students\, especially women.\n\nA similar i
 dea governs the ballet world\, where dancers train rigorously and work ext
 remely hard to appear as if they are not working at all. "effort/less/perf
 ection" flips these ideas on their head\, acknowledging and celebrating th
 e athleticism\, power\, and effort in ballet instead of the illusion of pe
 rfection.\n\nPassion8\nChoreographed by: E.E. Balcos\n"Passion8" is a tang
 o inspired partnering piece. This dance is about the relationships and phy
 sical communication expressed between one another.\n\n \n\nSpent Force: Li
 ving Waters\nChoreographed by: April C. Turner \n\n"Spent Force: Living Wa
 ters" explores African dance functioning as historical document\, social c
 eremony and celebration\, in shared time and life. The piece also examines
  the manner in which “traditional culture” seems to recede\, yet throu
 gh centuries its essence regenerates itself– keeping the cultural root c
 onnected and alive\n\n \n\nCheck out the digital programs here.
GEO:35.303804;-80.729976
LOCATION:Robinson Hall\, Anne R. Belk Theater
SUMMARY:Fall 2025 Dance Concert
URL;VALUE=URI:https://campusevents.charlotte.edu/event/fall-2025-dance-conc
 ert
CATEGORIES:Performances & Concerts
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DESCRIPTION:November 13th\, 14th\, and 15th at 7:30pm and the 16th at 2:00p
 m. \n\n \n\nThe Department of Dance presents the Fall Dance Concert\, a mi
 xed repertory performance featuring student performers and choreography by
  dance faculty Audrey Baran\, E.E. Balcos\, Alyah Baker\, and April Turner
 .\n\n \n\nBuy tickets here- tickets are $8-$18. CoAA Faculty\, Staff\, and
  Students are eligible for free tickets to this performance. Please log in
 to your Niner account in the ticketing system to redeem. \n\n \n\nProgram\
 n\n \n\nSend in the Clowns\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration
  with dancers\n“Send in the Clowns” asks us to consider the masks we w
 ear and the roles we play to be accepted in society.  What do we gain by p
 laying along? What is lost when we perform so well that we hide our true s
 elves? As the cracks begin to show and the facade crumbles\, we have the o
 pportunity to choose a new way forward — together.\n\nAs One Does\nChore
 ographed by: Audrey Baran\n“Defining myself is like confining myself | S
 o l undefined myself | To find myself” – from Goldfish by IN-Q. Create
 d in collaboration with the performers\, this work explores sensations of 
 imposter syndrome\, limiting beliefs\, and prescribed futures. Through con
 versation and movement generation\, we challenge ourselves to dispel these
  myths and fully embody our potential — because it’s never too late. \
 n\neffort/less/perfection\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration 
 with dancers\nEffortless Perfection: a belief that one must be smart\, suc
 cessful\, attractive\, and popular\, without appearing to make a visible e
 ffort. Prevalent among college students\, especially women.\n\nA similar i
 dea governs the ballet world\, where dancers train rigorously and work ext
 remely hard to appear as if they are not working at all. "effort/less/perf
 ection" flips these ideas on their head\, acknowledging and celebrating th
 e athleticism\, power\, and effort in ballet instead of the illusion of pe
 rfection.\n\nPassion8\nChoreographed by: E.E. Balcos\n"Passion8" is a tang
 o inspired partnering piece. This dance is about the relationships and phy
 sical communication expressed between one another.\n\n \n\nSpent Force: Li
 ving Waters\nChoreographed by: April C. Turner \n\n"Spent Force: Living Wa
 ters" explores African dance functioning as historical document\, social c
 eremony and celebration\, in shared time and life. The piece also examines
  the manner in which “traditional culture” seems to recede\, yet throu
 gh centuries its essence regenerates itself– keeping the cultural root c
 onnected and alive\n\n \n\nCheck out the digital programs here.
GEO:35.303804;-80.729976
LOCATION:Robinson Hall\, Anne R. Belk Theater
SUMMARY:Fall 2025 Dance Concert
URL;VALUE=URI:https://campusevents.charlotte.edu/event/fall-2025-dance-conc
 ert
CATEGORIES:Performances & Concerts
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DESCRIPTION:November 13th\, 14th\, and 15th at 7:30pm and the 16th at 2:00p
 m. \n\n \n\nThe Department of Dance presents the Fall Dance Concert\, a mi
 xed repertory performance featuring student performers and choreography by
  dance faculty Audrey Baran\, E.E. Balcos\, Alyah Baker\, and April Turner
 .\n\n \n\nBuy tickets here- tickets are $8-$18. CoAA Faculty\, Staff\, and
  Students are eligible for free tickets to this performance. Please log in
 to your Niner account in the ticketing system to redeem. \n\n \n\nProgram\
 n\n \n\nSend in the Clowns\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration
  with dancers\n“Send in the Clowns” asks us to consider the masks we w
 ear and the roles we play to be accepted in society.  What do we gain by p
 laying along? What is lost when we perform so well that we hide our true s
 elves? As the cracks begin to show and the facade crumbles\, we have the o
 pportunity to choose a new way forward — together.\n\nAs One Does\nChore
 ographed by: Audrey Baran\n“Defining myself is like confining myself | S
 o l undefined myself | To find myself” – from Goldfish by IN-Q. Create
 d in collaboration with the performers\, this work explores sensations of 
 imposter syndrome\, limiting beliefs\, and prescribed futures. Through con
 versation and movement generation\, we challenge ourselves to dispel these
  myths and fully embody our potential — because it’s never too late. \
 n\neffort/less/perfection\nChoreographed by: Alyah Baker in collaboration 
 with dancers\nEffortless Perfection: a belief that one must be smart\, suc
 cessful\, attractive\, and popular\, without appearing to make a visible e
 ffort. Prevalent among college students\, especially women.\n\nA similar i
 dea governs the ballet world\, where dancers train rigorously and work ext
 remely hard to appear as if they are not working at all. "effort/less/perf
 ection" flips these ideas on their head\, acknowledging and celebrating th
 e athleticism\, power\, and effort in ballet instead of the illusion of pe
 rfection.\n\nPassion8\nChoreographed by: E.E. Balcos\n"Passion8" is a tang
 o inspired partnering piece. This dance is about the relationships and phy
 sical communication expressed between one another.\n\n \n\nSpent Force: Li
 ving Waters\nChoreographed by: April C. Turner \n\n"Spent Force: Living Wa
 ters" explores African dance functioning as historical document\, social c
 eremony and celebration\, in shared time and life. The piece also examines
  the manner in which “traditional culture” seems to recede\, yet throu
 gh centuries its essence regenerates itself– keeping the cultural root c
 onnected and alive\n\n \n\nCheck out the digital programs here.
GEO:35.303804;-80.729976
LOCATION:Robinson Hall\, Anne R. Belk Theater
SUMMARY:Fall 2025 Dance Concert
URL;VALUE=URI:https://campusevents.charlotte.edu/event/fall-2025-dance-conc
 ert
CATEGORIES:Performances & Concerts
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