CSULB Department of Dance

Have you ever wanted to take a dance class at CSULB but not a CSULB student? You can take CSULB classes through Open University . Click on the link for information on how to register. https://www.cpie.csulb.edu/open-university

CSULB Dean of Students and CAPS is hosting a space today at 4pm to help process and debrief yesterday’s events.

What did you do over the Holiday Break? @carpentercenter and CSULB Dance had a real gas! Have you ever seen such a large tent?! #termitecontrol #apm

The deadline to apply to the CSULB Dance programs has been extended to December 15th! Visit our website for more info. Link in bio. #CSULBDance [Image Description: In the lower left-hand corner, a topless male dancer reaches to the top right corner. Light pink text reads MA & MFA In Dance Programs. Deadline extended to Dec. 15th.]

The deadline to apply to the CSULB Dance programs has been extended to December 4th! Visit our website for more info. Link in bio. #CSULBDance #MFAinDance #MAinDance #gradstudiesindance

The deadline to apply to our graduate programs has been extended! Visit our website for more info. Link in bio #csulbdance #MFAInDance #MAinDance #graddanceprograms

Thank you to the online dance community for visiting the CSULB Dance @youtube Page to watch our first ever Fall Dance Festival presented online! You helped us reach over 500 subscribers and your subscription to the channel helps keep us in touch for more performance opportunities in the future! #dance #500subs #screendance

Our Fall Dance Festival 2020 will conclude with the work of our esteemed faculty member, Rebecca Lemme (she/her) @actsofmatter! IN/SPACE/S is an investigation and celebration of the mundane. It is an opportunity to explore the potential of that which is often overlooked or dismissed. It is a testament to the resiliency of the performers who find newness in the familiar. CSULB Dance presents: Fall Dance Festival 2020, our very first virtual dance concert! Program B will be l...ive-streamed via YouTube on November 20, beginning at 7 PM (PST). Please join us for viewing at www.youtube.com/csulbdance. Program A, consisting of different works, is now available for complete viewing and listening on our YouTube page. CSULB Department of Dance is striving to make our content accessible to our Disability Community. We are providing the following accessibility for our shows: Closed Captioning, Audio Description, & Student ASL Interpreters for both shows & Q&A’s. [Image description 1: A black and white image of Nao sitting in an apartment window sill. She is wearing a jumpsuit with horizontal lines. Her gaze is traveling just past the camera, with her left arm extending above her hand towards the ceiling and right arm resting at her side. Her knees are bent in front of her with her toes touching the arm of the couch in front of her. There is a closed door to the left of the frame.] [ID 2: A black and white image with a superior point of view of Kaelie in dance movement. Her head rests on the floor of the carpet, with her right hand grabbing the door frame by her head. Her left hand is grabbing the hinge side of an open door. Her left leg is extending towards the inside of the closet as her right hip supports her against the wall. She is wearing a short-sleeved shirt and flowy pants.] [ID 3: A black and white image with a superior point of view of Robert, who is wearing a white tank top.His head is resting against a wood board as he gazes towards the ceiling past the camera. There is a plastic storage and fan inthe background.] Other image descriptions in the comment section #FallDanceFestivalCSULB #CSULBDance #longbeach #csulb #moderndance #lbsu #dance

We would like to introduce our next choreographer featured in Program B of the Fall Dance Festival, Jose Argueta @jeargueta ! Severance features the idea of distance is both an abstract and concrete thought. Distance, in our current world, is an everyday reality. Whether it’s the mental isolation of being alone, or the physical distancing we’re forced to abide by to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe. Many times we find ourselves at arm’s length from people, physically ...and mentally, hoping to find a connection that we cannot fully develop. Whether it’s the mental isolation of being alone, or the physical distancing we’re forced to abide by to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe. Many times we find ourselves at arm’s length from people, physically and mentally, hoping to find a connection that we cannot fully develop. CSULB Dance presents: Fall Dance Festival 2020, our very first virtual dance concert! Program B will be live-streamed via YouTube on November 20, beginning at 7 PM (PST). Please join us for viewing at www.youtube.com/csulbdance. Program A, consisting of different works, is now available for complete viewing and listening on our YouTube page. CSULB Department of Dance is striving to make our content accessible to our Disability Community. We are providing the following accessibility for our shows: Closed Captioning, Audio Description, & Student ASL Interpreters for both shows & Q&A’s. [Image description 1: A picture of Natalie above a picture of Jose are inclined towards the center, creating a trapezoidal shape. Both dancers have their left arm resting to their side and right arm crossed over their chest and grabbing the left strap of their face mask. Natalie wears a dark grey mask, a black long-sleeve, and black gloves. She is standing in front of a cement wall. Jose wears a dark grey mask, a dark grey long-sleeve, and black gloves. He is standing in an empty cement lot and a short cement wall in the background. Behind the wall are large green trees.] Other image descriptions in the comment section #FallDanceFestivalCSULB #CSULBDance #longbeach #csulb #moderndance #lbsu #dance