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ChEck Us OuT Dance Festival: A Celebration of Female Choreographers

APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO FRIDAY, MAY 10th

ChEck Us OuT Dance Festival: A Celebration of Female Choreographers in Central Park

Saturday, July 13, 2013, 5pm

Summit Rock (83rd Street & Central Park West)

FREE ADMISSION


APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED: FRIDAY, May 10, 2013


ChEckiT!Dance is proud to announce the Third Annual ChEck Us OuT Dance Festival, an eco-friendly evening of dance celebrating female choreographers.


ChEckiT!Dance is now accepting applications from female choreographers who would like to present their work at Summit Rock, in Central Park. We welcome choreographers to submit pieces from any genre of dance that can be adapted to an outdoor space. The 2012 ChEck Us OuT Dance Festival was a carefully curated event that featured the innovative work of ten female choreographers from across the country. The festival seeks to showcase the talents of strong female choreographers in a welcoming environment.


Click the link below to download the ChEck Us OuT Dance Festival 2013 Application: ChEck_Us_Out_Dance_Festival_Application_Form 2013.pdf



Pay Application Fee







Festival Application Guidelines:


  1. 1.Submit all materials listed on application via email to checkitdance@gmail.com by Friday, May 10, 2013

  2. 2.Submit non-refundable $35 application fee via the Buy Now PayPal button above. We will also accept checks payable to Checkitdance LLC mailed to 32-77 34th Street, Apt. 4, Astoria, NY 11106

  3. 3.Choreographers must submit pieces no longer than 10 minutes in length


In order to receive an MS word formatted version of the application, please email us at checkitdance@gmail.com or download the PDF above.





ChEckiT!Dance is producing a new work, Is My Body? created by Allison Brzezinski, Kendra Dushac and guest artist Collin McConnell. Is My Body? is based on conceptions of female identity and body awareness. Sometimes women see themselves as one way reaching for the ideal, in which their self-image becomes distorted. Check out our YouTube Channel

to see parts one and two of this piece! www.youtube.com/checkitdancetv


Photos by Masato Kuroda