MCGD will perform at P.S. 142, Lower East side, in Bed-Stuy for all students enrolled at the school.

In collaboration with Brooklyn and New York City public schools, MCGD brings lecture demonstrations of MCG Dance Technique and repertoire to students all across Brooklyn. The program was created by Marie-Christine Giordano and is implemented by Giordano and associate company dancers.

This program was developed and based on the fact that we strongly believe that dance is a much-needed expressive, transformative, healing, and unifying art form. We present thoughtful and moving pieces that explore core values of the dignity of all form of life. We use dance and movement forms to convey positive messages of hope, accomplishment, inclusiveness, and community that go well beyond language and cultural differences. We aim at educating young people about the role of dance as an art form as well as inspire them through a unique experience that they would otherwise not have access to.

Salon events are free and allow musicians, dancers, writers, and visual artists to share short works or works-in-process and dialogue in an inviting, friendly setting. Our guests can look forward to experiencing diversity and socializing with art makers and fellow art enthusiasts. These events take place in the loft space of Marie-Christine located in Brooklyn. It provides a warm environment for artists at different stages of their career to investigate together.

MCGD will perform at P.S. 25 The Eubie Blake School, in Bed-Stuy for all students enrolled at the school.

MCGD will perform at P.S. 153 for all students enrolled at the school.

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MCGD will perform at P.S. 64 for all students enrolled at the school.

Salon events are free and allow musicians, dancers, writers, and visual artists to share short works or works-in-process and dialogue in an inviting, friendly setting. Our guests can look forward to experiencing diversity and socializing with art makers and fellow art enthusiasts. These events take place in the loft space of Marie-Christine located in Brooklyn. It provides a warm environment for artists at different stages of their career to investigate together.

June 5, 2019, 4PM to 5PM.

Location: P.S. 140, The Nathan Straus Preparatory School, 123 Ridge Street, Manhattan NY10002

This program was developed and based on the fact that we strongly believe that dance is a much-needed expressive, transformative, healing, and unifying art form. We present thoughtful and moving pieces that explore core values of the dignity of all form of life. We use dance and movement forms to convey positive messages of hope, accomplishment, inclusiveness, and community that go well beyond language and cultural differences. We aim at educating young people about the role of dance as an art form as well as inspire them through a unique experience that they would otherwise not have access to.

Thursday, May 30, 12:30PM to 1:30PM

Location: PS 25, Eubie Blake School, District 16, Brooklyn

This program was developed and based on the fact that we strongly believe that dance is a much-needed expressive, transformative, healing, and unifying art form. We present thoughtful and moving pieces that explore core values of the dignity of all form of life. We use dance and movement forms to convey positive messages of hope, accomplishment, inclusiveness, and community that go well beyond language and cultural differences. We aim at educating young people about the role of dance as an art form as well as inspire them through a unique experience that they would otherwise not have access to.

Salon events are free and allow musicians, dancers, writers, and visual artists to share short works or works-in-process and dialogue in an inviting, friendly setting. Our guests can look forward to experiencing diversity and socializing with art makers and fellow art enthusiasts. These events take place in the loft space of Marie-Christine located in Brooklyn. It provides a warm environment for artists at different stages of their career to investigate together.

May 3, 2019, 2:40PM to 3:40PM. Location: P.S. 64, 600 East 6th Street, NY 10009

This program was developed and based on the fact that we strongly believe that dance is a much-needed expressive, transformative, healing, and unifying art form. We present thoughtful and moving pieces that explore core values of the dignity of all form of life. We use dance and movement forms to convey positive messages of hope, accomplishment, inclusiveness, and community that go well beyond language and cultural differences. We aim at educating young people about the role of dance as an art form as well as inspire them through a unique experience that they would otherwise not have access to.

Great opportunity to get a taste of MCGD method class and learn some phrases of the rep at the end of class. Open Level.

Great opportunity to take MCGD method class and learn some rep at the end. Open level

Our lecture demonstration program is developed and based on the fact that the company strongly believes that dance is a much-needed expressive, transformative, healing, and unifying art form. We use dance and movement forms to express core values such as dignity and respect of all life, equality, peace, and world citizenship. We convey positive messages of hope, accomplishment, inclusiveness, and community that go well beyond language and cultural differences. We aim at educating young people about the role and history of dance as an art form as well as inspire them through a unique experience that they would otherwise not have access to.

THIS PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED, IN PART, BY PUBLIC FUNDS FROM THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY COUNCIL

This lecture demonstration program is developed and based on the fact that the company strongly believes that dance is a much-needed expressive, transformative, healing, and unifying art form. We use dance and movement forms to express core values such as dignity and respect of all life, equality, peace, and world citizenship. We convey positive messages of hope, accomplishment, inclusiveness, and community that go well beyond language and cultural differences. We aim at educating young people about the role and history of dance as an art form as well as inspire them through a unique experience that they would otherwise not have access to.

THIS PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED, IN PART, BY PUBLIC FUNDS FROM THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY COUNCIL

This lecture demonstration program was developed and based on the principal that the company strongly believes that dance is a much-needed expressive, transformative, healing, and unifying art form. We use dance and movement forms to express core values for the heart-mind-spirit such as the dignity of all life, equality, respect, peace and world citizenship. We convey positive messages of hope, accomplishment, inclusiveness, and community that go well beyond language and cultural differences. We aim at educating young people about the role and history of dance as an art form as well as inspire them through a unique experience that they would otherwise not have access to.