Dance Dance Revolution

There are some folks who instantly bust a move as soon as a jam comes on. Then, there are those who hug the wall in public but get their hip-shaking Beyonce on in the privacy of their living rooms. Both types are welcomed and encouraged to show up to the...

By Jose Gonzalez

April 8, 2010

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There are some folks who instantly bust a move as soon as a jam comes on. Then, there are those who hug the wall in public but get their hip-shaking Beyonce on in the privacy of their living rooms.

Both types are welcomed and encouraged to show up to the Shared Fabric Movement Project, an ongoing collaboration focused on exploring the commonalities amongst individual experiences through movement. Telling an elaborate story doesn't always need words, and great performers don't always have to be Broadway-bound. So, the Project seeks a wide swath of folks from all backgrounds who can bring comfortable clothes and shoes to move around in and maybe even release their inner Twyla Tharp.

Sun., April 11, 5 p.m., 2010

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