Carmilla is coming to the Spark Theatre Festival! This spring, sink your teeth into Pangea Dance Collective’s full-length contemporary ballet adaptation of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s classic gothic romance. Follow Laura, an isolated young noblewoman, and Carmilla, the vampiress disguised as her companion, as they fall in love and redefine what femininity means to them.

By bringing the queer love story to the forefront, Pangea Dance Collective’s Carmilla is a refreshing adaptation that will delight both new and longtime ballet enthusiasts!

Pangea Dance Collective’s annual Black History Month Potluck returns, bringing together emerging Black choreographers from NYC to present their work and be in community with one another.

This year’s performance will feature three Black, genre-defying guest choreographers, as well as five pieces of original Pangea repertorie choreographed by Black company artists.

Guest choreographers:

• Pocket Fuel Groovers

• Sydnie Cooper

• Grace Robinson

Discounted Early Bird tickets are on sale until January 22nd.

Enjoy a diverse selection of choreography produced by Pangea artists, as well as the debut of Carmilla, Pangea's first full-length ballet.

Following the success of last year’s UNEARTHED, PANGEA: UNVEILED is a collaborative performance that offers the company’s artists the chance to present original works. With choreography spanning multiple genres, as well as the premiere of Carmilla—a full-length ballet based on the classic vampire novella—it is Pangea Dance Collective’s biggest show to date. Don’t miss the unveiling of a new era in concert dance and join us at Peridance’s KnJ Theater on November 1st!

Also featuring guest choreographers:

• Juliette Rafael

• Julianne Cerreta

Discounted Early Bird tickets available until September 30th!

We are seeking professional dancers for our Fall 2025 Season! Sign up by June 21st to reserve your spot for the weekend:

• June 28: Ballet and pointe audition

• June 29: Contemporary audition

Note: You do not have to attend both auditions to be considered for a role; you can attend either or both.

Why Pangea? We are proof that you can produce excellent concert dance without compromising dancers’ mental and physical well-being. With a human-first approach to the creative process, we empower our dancers to use their voices in the studio, produce their own works, and discover their unique artistry onstage. Led by BIPOC women, the stories we tell are often intersectional in nature and seek to represent the diversity of our audiences.

We are looking for dancers who connect to our mission, bring a positive attitude to the studio, and are passionate about the future of concert dance. If this sounds like you, sign up for our audition today!

We are seeking professional dancers for our Fall 2025 Season! Sign up by June 21st to reserve your spot for the weekend:

• June 28: Ballet and pointe audition

• June 29: Contemporary audition

Note: You do not have to attend both auditions to be considered for a role; you can attend either or both.

Why Pangea? We are proof that you can produce excellent concert dance without compromising dancers’ mental and physical well-being. With a human-first approach to the creative process, we empower our dancers to use their voices in the studio, produce their own works, and discover their unique artistry onstage. Led by BIPOC women, the stories we tell are often intersectional in nature and seek to represent the diversity of our audiences.

We are looking for dancers who connect to our mission, bring a positive attitude to the studio, and are passionate about the future of concert dance. If this sounds like you, sign up for our audition today!

Join us for Pangea Dance Collective’s first ever repertoire workshop, where we’ll be teaching “Crooked Face,” by Claire Pennington! Prepare for company auditions and meet new dancers!

Style is advanced/professional contemporary.

Note: Class will be filmed.

Pangea Dance Collective’s annual Black History Month Potluck returns, bringing together emerging Black choreographers from NYC to present their work and be in community with one another.

This year’s performance will feature three Black, genre-defying guest choreographers, as well as new pieces of original Pangea repertoire choreographed by Black company artists.

Guest choreographers:

• The Pocket Fuel Groovers

• Hannah Howell

• Joshua Armstrong

Pangea: Unearthed is the culmination of one of our core tenets: that the dancer's body is an archive which holds incredible stories. This performance puts those stories at center stage by giving the artists of Pangea Dance Collective the unique opportunity to choreograph and present their original works on the company.

Join us for a beautiful outpouring of artistry, passion, and phenomenal dancing as we unearth the inner power of the dancer's creative voice! Featuring four Pangea world premieres!

Join us for Pangea Dance Collective’s first ever Potluck in celebration of Asian-American Pacific Islander (AAPI) month, bringing together emerging AAPI choreographers from NYC to present their work and be in community with one another.

This year’s performance will feature five genre-defying guest choreographers, as well as new pieces of original Pangea repertoire choreographed AAPI company members.

Guest choreographers:

• Reena Esmail

• Nai-Ni Chen

• Anna Chin

• Sunhi Keller

• Swati Prasad

INTRODUCING: DANCE SPEAKS! A day-long, one-of-a-kind creative writing workshop for dancers that encourages participants to identify and celebrate their individual voices.

Just because dance is a silent art form doesn’t mean the dancer has to be silent! Through choreographic and improvisational movement exercises, dancers will tap into their creativity, draft written pieces, and receive feedback from professional writers and dancers.

Dancers will also be gifted a physical anthology of their creative writing upon completing the workshop, along with monetary compensation.

Pangea Dance Collective’s annual Black History Month Potluck returns, bringing together emerging Black choreographers from NYC to present their work and be in community with one another.

This year’s performance will feature genre-defying guest choreographers, as well as five pieces of original Pangea repertorie choreographed by Black company artists.

Guest choreographers:

• Pocket Fuel Groovers

• Nellesa Walthour

• Robyn Ayers

• Marley Poku-Kankam

Pangea Dance Collective is coming to Dixon Place’s 2023 Dance Bloc Festival! Catch us on November 4th at 9:00pm performing Claire Pennington’s “Crooked Face.”