Fall Dance Preview

Savion Glover will tap his way onto the Strathmore stage Oct. 13-14. (By Lois Greenfield)

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Sunday, September 11, 2005

SEPTEMBER

14 -- Bebe Miller Company performs "Landing/Place," incorporating dance, video and computer animation, at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center. Through Sept. 16.

17 -- "Partners Project: Together & Dancing," a 25th-anniversary benefit concert and party featuring duos such as Sharon Mansur and Daniel Burkholder and Gesel Mason and Helanius Wilkins, at Dance Place.

24 -- Packer/Bridgman Dance, with Myrna Packer and Art Bridgman, performs "Seductive Reasoning" and "Under the Skin," at Dance Place. Through Sept. 25.

26 -- The fifth annual Metro DC Dance Awards will be presented at the Kennedy Center Terrace Theater.

30 -- Dance DC Festival, featuring dance from around the world, will be held at various venues. Through Oct. 2. For information on performers and venues, visit http://www.dcarts.dc.gov/.

OCTOBER

1 -- Ballet Hispanico performs at George Mason University Center for the Arts.

1 -- "Family Fest: Percussive Feet" features performances by O'Neil-James School of Irish Dance, Footworks and Tappers With Attitude at Dance Place.

8 -- Oberlin Dance Collective performs at Dance Place. Through Oct. 9.

13 -- Savion Glover performs "Classical Savion," pairing tap dancing and classical music such as Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," at Strathmore. Through Oct. 14.

14 -- Ed Tyler and his company perform "Sanctuary," exploring the myth of security in an anarchic world, at Tivoli Theatre. Through Oct. 15.

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