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About Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
In recent events, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance has continued to thrive, adapting its performances to meet the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The company has embraced virtual platforms, allowing them to reach a wider audience through online performances and workshops. In 2023, they celebrated their 53rd anniversary with a series of performances that highlighted both classic works and new choreography inspired by current social issues. The company has also initiated collaborations with various artists and organizations to create multidisciplinary works that address themes of resilience, community, and cultural heritage. Additionally, they have continued to engage with local communities through educational programs designed to empower youth and promote the importance of the arts. Upcoming performances and events are set to showcase the company’s dynamic repertoire, featuring a blend of traditional African dance forms and contemporary choreography that speaks to the modern audience. The company remains a beacon of artistic excellence and cultural pride, dedicated to celebrating the legacy of African American dance while paving the way for future generations of performers in the theatre landscape.
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance History
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance was founded in 1970 by renowned dancer and choreographer Cleo Parker Robinson in Denver, Colorado. The company emerged during a pivotal time in American history, when the civil rights movement was influencing various art forms, including dance. Robinson aimed to create a platform that not only showcased African American dance but also provided cultural education and community engagement. The company quickly gained recognition for its unique blend of African, jazz, and modern dance styles, which reflected the rich tapestry of African American heritage. Over the years, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance has performed at prestigious venues across the globe, including the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., and the Apollo Theater in New York City. The company is also known for its commitment to social justice and community outreach, often intertwining themes of empowerment and cultural identity into their performances. Through workshops, classes, and performances, they have nurtured countless young dancers, helping to cultivate the next generation of artists and advocates for diversity in the arts.
