“Captivating, fun and entertaining Dance Entropy did the (almost) impossible by performing for children of all ages keeping them entertained and fascinated” 

- New York City Parks Dept.

Young Audience Performances

This program, performed by Dance Entropy includes vibrant dances that are colorful, creative, and imaginative. 

Dance encourages creativity, discovery and inquiry.  Children who participate in dance develop co-ordination, co-operation, listening, watching, and memory skills. The performance includes audience participation throughout, stimulating children and/or family members to take part in the movement and be creative within their own bodies.

"...a great example of arts education and arts appreciation for kids..."
-Richard Grayson- Dumbo Books Of Brooklyn

Dandia

The Indian folk dance Dandia, the Hindi work for stick, is an upbeat work performed with percussive wooden sticks.

Chiquita Quiquita

A humorously, absurd performance manipulating and transforming a multiplicity of props used in unexpected ways.  This colorful work, full of surprises is accompanied by the retro-exotica lounge music.

Wild Kingdom

A non-sense amalgamation of animal behavior, movement, facial expressions, and sound. Daily life executed as a playful rite in the animal kingdom.

SPLASH!

For outdoor performances only is a high energy improvisation to an exciting collage of music about water.

Photo by: Alexander Milligan

Performance History

• Queen Botanical Garden, June 2010
• Green Space Blooms Festival- Family Matinee, April 2010
• Forest Park, Childrens Summer Arts Series, New York City Parks Dept., July 2009

  Dance Entropy also offers

  Creative Movement for Children classes at Green Space

  Click here to learn more!

Photos by: Sharon Harsa except where noted