Astoria, Dance Jun 24, 2014 Artist in Residency Space Grant from Astoria Fine Arts Dance We received news of a terrific opportunity for dancers/choreographers who want to do their creative work in Astoria—the Artist in Residency Space Grant from Astoria Fine Arts Dance. Both emerging and (…) Share this Scoop by Meg Cotner total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print We received news of a terrific opportunity for dancers/choreographers who want to do their creative work in Astoria—the Artist in Residency Space Grant from Astoria Fine Arts Dance. Both emerging and (…) by Meg Cotner Share this Scoop total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Photo credit: Astoria FIne Arts Studio. We received news of a terrific opportunity for dancers/choreographers who want to do their creative work in Astoria—the Artist in Residency Space Grant from Astoria Fine Arts Dance. Both emerging and mid-career artists are eligible and it looks like there is no restriction on place of origin in order to apply (so, whether you are currently inside or outside of Astoria, you are eligible). Rehearsing, teaching, and performing will happen in Astoria. More details: Artists in Residency at AFADance will rehearse, teach classes and perform all in the same location. This combination is specifically designed so that artists can start building a home base of fans, clients and supporters. “AFADance feels like home,” said Rebecca Hite, Co-Artistic Director of Reject Dance Theatre. Rebecca both lives and rehearses in Astoria. “The opportunities AFADance has offered me in the past have positively affected my company and my work.” Additionally, the residency is not limited to one stye of dance—ballet, modern, jazz, tap, musical theatre, hip hop, “and any other possible category” will be considered. Here is what the Astoria Fine Arts Dance offers at their facility on 23rd Avenue: 2 State of the Art Studios Professional Sprung Marley Floors Full Length Mirrors iPhone/MP3 capable sound systems Easy & Quick Access on the N&Q trains – 20 minute ride from Midtown Manhattan Air Conditioning You can download the application here. The deadline is August 8. Good luck! Twitter Facebook Email Print 23rd avenueArtist in Residency Space GrantAstoria Fine Arts Dancechoreographersdancersgrantresidency About Meg Cotner Meg Cotner was trained as a harpsichordist and now works as a freelance writer and editor. She is the author of "Food Lovers' Guide to Queens," and is a skilled and avid home cook, baker, and preserver. One Comment Julie S November 6th, 2015 Does anyone know what the hell happened to AFAD? Apparently they closed suddenly/without warning, but I see zero media coverage. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Julie S November 6th, 2015 Does anyone know what the hell happened to AFAD? Apparently they closed suddenly/without warning, but I see zero media coverage. Reply