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About Ivy Baldwin Dance

Ivy Baldwin Dance is a New York City based performance company dedicated to the creation of original contemporary dance and theater. Known for her vivid imagination, Baldwin's interdisciplinary works break traditional boundaries, expectations and assumptions about dance performance. Through a broad range of mediums Baldwin and the company creates emotionally engaging dance works that awaken, provoke and inspire audiences. The company of performers, described as "amazing, smart, physically fearless, dancer-actors-all..." (Village Voice), take you on journeys both beautiful and strange.

Since its inception in 1999, the Company has been presented by many theaters, including Dance Theater Workshop, Lincoln Center Out of Doors, New Museum, Dixon Place, Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, Painted Bride in Philadelphia, PA, Movement Research at Judson Church, Symphony Space's Peter Jay Sharp and Leonard Nemoy Thalia Theaters, PS 122, Joyce SoHo, and La MaMa E.T.C, among others. The Company has presented work in numerous festivals and performance series' including Tanz im August in Berlin, Germany, Dans Contemporan International Dance Festival in Bacau, Romania, La MaMa Moves Dance Festival, Dance Sampler, Catch, Danceoff!, and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.

The Company has been generously supported by the William and Karen Tell Foundation (2007-present), Puffin Foundation (1999 & 2001), Dugas Family Foundation (2008), Mary Duke Biddle Foundation (1999 & 2006), Trust for Mutual Understanding (2008 & 2009), Bogliasco Foundation (2009), and the Jerome Robbins Foundation (2009).