The 2022 annual Dance Majors Concert will present 11 student-choreographed works in Contemporary, Jazz, Tap and Street Styles. This platform gives students the opportunity to express their creative voices through all elements of production and performance including choreography, lighting and costume design, among others. Come experience the premieres of original work by these adventurous undergraduate students.
Wednesday, March 2nd, is a preview performance.
Purchasing tickets online or by phone is highly recommended:
ArtsUW Ticket Office: 1313 NE 41st, 206-543-4880, website: artsuw.org, email: ticket@uw.edu. Operating hours for the ArtsUW Ticket Office will vary throughout the winter quarter of 2022. If planning to visit the ticket office in person, please call the office at 12pm on the day you would like to visit, to confirm the hours.
COVID-19 Protocols:
Please note that we require audiences to wear masks and show proof of COVID-19 vaccination for admission to this event. Individuals unable to be fully vaccinated including children under 5, and people with a medical or religious exemption, must have proof of a negative provider-administered COVID test (taken within 72 hours of the performance). Proof of a negative test result must come from a test provider, a laboratory, or a health care provider. Home or self-administered tests will not be accepted. UW staff will check for proof of vaccination and negative COVID tests at the doors as a condition of entry. For more details, see: https://artsevents.washington.edu/covid-protocols
- University of Washington Husky identification cards are not acceptable as proof of vaccination.
- The Covid Vaccine check station is outside. Please be prepared with appropriate attire.
Parking:
The Central Plaza Garage now uses PayByPhone. We recommend downloading the app before arriving, as reception is poor in the garage. For more information, see: https://transportation.uw.edu/park/visitor/pay-by-phone-parking
Support UW Dance:
Events such as this are made possible with your generosity. Gifts to the UW Department of Dance support a wide range of needs that fill the gap not covered by state funding. From basic necessities to fulfilling dreams, all private funds support educational activities for students and faculty.
With your help, UW Dance is able to bring in guest artists, send students to conferences, contribute to scholarship funds and support our internationally recognized faculty in continuing to create their innovative work.