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Dance Performance Opportunities

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The Department of Dance provides a variety of performance options focused towards pre-professional training, student choreography and student performance, which provides performances to local, community, state, national and international audiences.

Dancers are selected to join through a formal audition offered the first week of fall semester and are required to attend rehearsals throughout the year in preparation for the fall and spring productions as well as any touring schedule. Dance Majors, Minors and others dancers who are actively enrolled in UGA dance technique classes (that meet a minimum of twice per week) are eligible to audition and if selected, may continue to participate in these  companies and/or other performance opportunities and projects.

UGA Dance Company

The UGA Dance Company presents an annual spring concert which features dance works choreographed by dance faculty and guest artists, along with other performances throughout the year....

Young Choreographers Series

The Young Choreographers Series is a sequence of two performances of student works that includes the Emerging Choreographers and the Senior Concert....

Dance Repertory Project

The Dance Repertory Project is a performance opportunity available for dance majors and minors. DRP offers special performance projects and opportunities....

UGA Ballroom Performance Group

The UGA Ballroom Performance Group, directed by Michael Fulford and Natalie Grier Cox, was founded by former director Mark Wheeler....

Support Dance at UGA

Join us on the dance floor with a gift to the Department of Dance at the University of Georgia!  To make a donation or visit our giving page to learn how to give online or by mail.  Thank you for your support! Read more.

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