Momentum Dance

Momentum Dance Collective will present 'You have this day, and maybe another,' a new dance performance exploring care and connection, from February 28 to March 1 at The Nave in Anchorage.

This March, Momentum Dance Collective, in collaboration with visual artists Emily Longbrake and Christine Sundly, will present Reciprocity—an immersive performance and visual art installation at the International Gallery of Contemporary Art.

The holiday season is just around the corner, and the islands have some wonderful theatre offerings to keep spirits high! Check out some of the shows we’re looking forward to, broken down by island, and listed in order of opening date.

 Momentum Dance Collective will bring the joy and sparkle of dance to its second annual season opening fundraiser, Shine.

Momentum Studios announced a new First Friday Performance Series, featuring monthly showcases of local artists and performers.

Momentum Dance Collective will perform its latest production of On My Way, premiering this April at UAA’s Mainstage Theatre.

Momentum Dance Collective will present their Season 16 debut.

Momentum Dance Collective will present Rhapsody, a full length dance and live rock show featuring the music of Queen and the songs that have captivated generations of fans and inspired countless artists.

Emerging Artists Theatre (EAT) is kicking off their 30th anniversary season by changing the name of their bi-annual New Work Series to Spark Theatre Festival NYC.

The Ed Washington Experience kicks off a new series @ Studio C with Studio Sessions.

Performing together for the first time, @Studio C is proud to present ‘The Ed Washington Experience’.

@ Studio C is the home of Momentum Dance Collective and visual artist Enzina Marrari.

The second annual ArtWorks Anchorage day is September 25.

Inspired by songs that give us comfort, the sounds from across generations that speak of hope or heartache or just give us that little tug of nostalgia, Momentum Dance Collective returns to the Alaska Botanical Garden's with “Uncovered”.

Anchorage Concert Association created the Community Artist Project to partner with local artists to create short-term projects that provide connections between communities throughout Anchorage while social events, venues, and performances remain limited due to the COVID-19 crisis.