News & Announcements
The first professional contracts of the year are in.
At the University of Arizona School of Dance, career preparation begins long before graduation through auditions, artist residencies, industry partnerships, and direct access to leading employers.
The result? 83% of graduates from the last three classes secured professional opportunities in the field.
From concert dance to cruise lines, education, sports, and entertainment, Arizona dancers are launching careers. More success stories coming soon. mailchi.mp/arizona/spring2023-5088521
Please join us in congratulating Margo Bartlett on being named the University of Arizona School of Dance’s 2026 Outstanding Senior. From her leadership as President of Dance Collective to her performances on the Stevie Eller Stage and international cultural exchange work, Margo has left a lasting impact on our community. We are proud to celebrate her artistry, dedication, and passion as she begins the next chapter of her journey. Bear Down, Margo! Full Store here - mailchi.mp/arizona/spring2023-5088477
Congratulations to Alexandra Demetriades on receiving the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award from the University of Arizona. Earlier this spring, Alexandra premiered Cycles of Light as part of Aureate Echoes, an immersive MFA thesis work exploring healing, resilience, and transformation through movement, live music, and visual design. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition and her continued artistic impact. Read the full article here- mailchi.mp/arizona/spring2023-5088453
Registration for Theatre of Movement closes soon! Join the University of Arizona School of Dance for this new immersive creative workshop featuring special guest Ray Mercer, Broadway performer and fight captain for Disney’s The Lion King. Designed for dancers ready to train, create, and connect with industry professionals. - mailchi.mp/arizona/spring2023-5088430
Experience Cycles of Light, a new MFA thesis work by Alexandra Demetriades exploring healing, resilience, and transformation through movement, live music, and immersive visual design. Inspired by the rhythm of sunrise to sunset, the work invites audiences into a shared pulse of reflection, surrender, and renewal at the University of Arizona School of Dance.
