As an undergraduate student, Claudia-Lynn Rightmire* was interested in learning about EVERYTHING – so it didn’t surprise us that she is now a multidisciplinary artist working across dance, writing
From K-pop choreography to architectural sketches, senior Micah White credits Roger Williams University with helping him turn bold dreams into meaningful milestones.
GREAT NEWS! Over spring break, RWU’s Dance & Performance Studies Program exemplified its strength (again) at the American College Dance Association Conference. If you want to see our award-winning
RWU's Dance & Performance Studies program is excited to announce that New York Times Critics’ Pick – internally renown Monica Bill Barnes & Company – will be in residence February 3 – 7, for RWU’s Alive! Arts Dance Guest Artist Residency.
December 5, 6, 7 at 7:30 p.m. & December 8 at 2:00 p.m. Buy Tickets This concert is especially exciting since we are premiering two pieces by sophomores, Holly Grenier and Holly Saunders. Both of
RWU Dance & Performance Studies Program is thrilled to share the good news that one of our graduates: dancer, choreographer, philosopher, political activist, writer – Jessica Taddeo '23 – was recently published in the journal The Dancer Citizen, Issue 17: Combine, Craft and Create: Centering Work at the Edges.
Fall semester is about to start! That means Dance Theatre Company Auditions are coming up fast! Though a requirement for Dance majors, all RWU dancers are welcome! Dance in works by internationally renowned guest artists, faculty, and student choreographers – all while getting credit for your passion and training with your dance family!
