- May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month and we celebrated with the release of the video project from the 2011 DTSB&Co's Asian American Youth Program. The kids are truly inspiring
December 5
& 12, 2010
DTSB&Co enjoyed successful performances of the new work America's Cloud at the Corcoran Gallery. The work was designed to interact with a visual installation by acclaimed contemporary artist Spencer Finch.
Read the danceviewtimes review-
We've added
a gallery of photos from the world premiere of
Charlie Chan and the Mystery of Love -
Charlie
Chan and the Mystery of Love premiered at Dance
Place October 22 to critical acclaim!"Burgess ... has long been one of the area's most interesting and individualistic artists, but with this work he deserves to be crowned poet laureate of Washington dance." - Sarah Kaufman of the Washington Post
- DTSB&Co is the winner of the 10th Annual
MetroDC Dance Award for Outstanding Overall Production
Small Venue!
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View the
publicity photos and press
release (pdf) for the premiere of Charlie Chan
and the Mystery of Love
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Connie, Kelly and Dana participated in a Washington Area Independent School Dance Education Association (WAISDEA) event at Sandy Spring's High School. Connie and Kelly taught dance and yoga classes and Dana spoke about choreography.
- DTSB&Co is featured in the latest video and
on-line magazine produced by The DC Commission on
the Arts and Humanities
- The premiere of the excellent Stone Soup Films'
documentary took place at the Shanghai Nights party
on April 29, 2010. Liz Norton and her crew did
wonderful job capturing DTSB&Co's artistic
inspiration, vision and process.
Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Co from Stone Soup Films on Vimeo.
Related clips of Dana, company members, youth group participants and Dana's dogs can be found at the Stone Soup Films web site and blog
- Thank you to all our friends who came out to support the company at the fabulous Shanghai Nights party! Special thanks to the organizers and host Dr. Wayne Hickory. We've added photos to our blog
- Sarah Kaufman of The Washington Post has won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism. We congratulate Sarah for her informed and thoughtful reporting that has resulted in this amazing achievement! Read more...
- The New 202: Dana Tai Soon Burgess is featured in a new video created by the DC Commission on the Arts.
May
ART(202) Reel: Hyphen—Art as Identity
(202)Journal:
Hyphen—Art as Identity