Two decades of raw physicality, arresting imagery, and emotionally charged dance theatre
a milestone season awaits…
Root Theory Winter Workshop
Dates: January 8-10
a three-day workshop designed for adventure seeking movers
staibdance unplugged
Dates: March 4 at The Trolley Barn and March 5 at Tolbert Yilmaz School of Dance
a performance series stripped of the usual bells and whistles, inviting audiences to witness staibdance’s latest work in active creative process
Radical Animal Workshop
Dates: March 6 & 7
a two-day workshop for movers of all abilities and backgrounds to explore movement that exists at the intersection of grace and grit
teaching artist + registration details coming soon…
Residency at GCSU
Performance Dates: April 30 & May 1
Artistic Director George Staib and collaborator Sarah Hillmer will lead workshops and discussions for students, faculty and community members, and set a new choreographic work on GCSU undergraduate dance students
tickets available soon…
Summer Intensive in Italy
Dates: July 10-24
two weeks of intensive study with world-renowned faculty in the beautiful environment of Southern Italy - application and tuition details will be announced in January 2027
Dance Educator Program: The Practice
Dates: July 11-18
a one-week intensive for experienced dance educators to reconnect with their teaching practice, exchange ideas, and discover new approaches—all on the Amalfi Coast.
this program includes some class overlap with our summer intensive in Italy, designed for early to mid-career movement artists
questions? please email us at italyprogram@staibdance.com
Theatre Workshop NAME PLACEHOLD
Dates: September 25 & 26
a two-day workshop designed for artists of all abilities and backgrounds, to explore the place where theater becomes dance and dance becomes theater
teaching artist + registration details coming soon…
h o p e d u s t
Premiere Dates: October 14-16 at The Goat Farm
staibdance’s newest work, hopedust, explores the tension between free will and destiny, asking what we must surrender, unmake, and leave behind to remake ourselves