

Dear New Hampshire Dance Collaborative Community —
With Covid surging as it is, we have tentative plans forming for this winter, but nothing is entirely certain as of yet.
Please keep checking in to this page. Most definitively, on February 12th, a Work in Progress project by N Squared will be presented with plenty of opportunities for questions and comments. The event will be held at the Kimball Jenkins Carriage House studio with details to follow.
We’re also in the fun, early stages of planning for our collaboration with the New Hampshire Business Committee for the Arts Annual Award Ceremony held in late spring. This will be our 4th year and we’re planning on a live event, finger and toes crossed! These projects have been wonderful and creative challenges each year! In 2019, dancers and actors were “planted’ at tables with everyone thinking that they were just guests. At just the right time, music and dancing broke out with so much joy and creativity, everyone still comments to me about it. With the help of John Hession, we created 2 beautiful videos for the last two years NHBCA ceremonies. Stay tuned for 2022!
Keep your eyes open for a pop-up show of some form as life becomes safer!
Check back later for their videos.
There will be two ticketed performances on that day, times TBA.
The performance was made possible by grants from The New England Foundation for the Arts ( NEFA ) and New Hampshire Dance Collaborative. Inspired by her visits to the famous Notre Dame de Bon Secours chapel while living in Montreal, Chapman created Bon Secours as an evening length work in order to explore the idea of safe landings.
Otherwise known as The Sailors Church because of the ships models hanging form it’s ceilings, Bon Secours was a place where sailors and their families showed gratitude for a safe journey. In these times of dramatic flux, what safe returns might we all hope for?