SLIPPAGE 2021 Fall Series Dance Party
The SLIPPAGE 2021 Fall Series kicks off with a dance party! Come to the SLIPPAGE lab in the RUBY and get your groove on! Once a month this Fall let’s dance to vintage sets by some of the world’s greatest DJs! All will be 8 -10 pm on the following dates:
Friday, August 27
Friday, September 24
Friday, October 29
Friday, November 26
All events will be in the SLIPPAGE lab, Room 202, Rubenstein Arts Center. All events are free and open to the public. There will be capacity limits and masking protocols. For more information email: t.defrantz@duke.edu.
Dance Party
Friday, August 27 | 8-10pm
Music Performance: Kenneth Stewart: “It’s Always a Ways Away”
Saturday, August 28 | 8pm
Film Screening: Leslie Cunningham: Leon Claxton's Harlem in Havana
Sunday, August 29 | 3pm
Artist Residency Presentation: Melanie Greene: Sapphire Universe - back home
Friday, September 17 | 1pm
Dance Party
Friday, September 24 | 8-10 pm
Collegium for African Diaspora Dance Research Presentations: Dancing the African Diaspora: Justice Perspectives
Dr. Nyama McCarthy-Brown
Dr. John Perpener
Saturday, October 2 |11am
Live Podcast: Catch That!: The Evolution of R&B
The R&B Representers (Lamont Stanfield & Alise Leslie)
Saturday October 9 | 8
SLIPPAGE Performances: The Talking Dance Series
Friday, October 29 |12pm & 7pm
12pm - I am black [you have to be willing to not know]
7 pm - White Privilege
Dance Party
Friday October 29 | 8-10pm
SLIPPAGE Performances: The Talking Dance Series
Saturday, October 30
12pm - I am black [you have to be willing to not know]
7 pm - White Privilege
SLIPPAGE Work in Progress: re-orientations
Friday, November 5 | 8 pm
Saturday, November 6 | 8pm
Artist Presentation: Santron Freeman: “Roots to Rising: A Feature Dancer with the Story of a Feature Film”
Monday, November 8 | 1 pm
Dance Party
Friday, November 26 | 8-10pm
Bass Project Showing: Visualizing Housing Inequality
Thursday, Dec 2 - Sat Dec 4
Thurs 7pm, Fri 12pm & 7pm, Sat 12pm & 7pm
These events are sponsored by SLIPPAGE, the Duke Dance Program, and the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts at Duke.