How you can help

DanceAntonini relies on support through loyal audience attendance to its performances and outreach initiatives. Therefore, we are undergoing a campaign to build our audience base. Artists and dance companies rely heavily on grants and private donations to pursue their artistic endeavors and outreach initiatives. Funding in the arts is at an all time low as tax laws and budget cuts have changed the nature major corporations contribute to the arts. Dance in DC has grown considerably in the past ten years in the number of dance companies and artists, as well as the number and quality of performance spaces. This means productions costs are higher and funding is sparse today for DC artists. Audience attendance, in addition to grants and arts subsidies, is critical to cover production costs for all arts programs. If you are interested in supporting dance, the arts, and this effort, we encourage you to subscribe to our mailing list to be informed of performances, events and news on DanceAntonini at News@DanceAntonini.org.

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We are available for events that may benefit from our outreach initiatives, provide performance venues, and commission our work. If you are sponsoring an event and would like to engage us in our craft, or know of an event we would be interested in participating, please contact us at Events@DanceAntonini.org.

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DANCEANTONINI welcomes comments from its viewers, and may even invite your approval to have them published here at our site. If you have seen us perform or attended one of our projects and would like to share your thoughts you can reach us at the email address below.

comments from our viewers

A performance that surprised and wowed. - a kincaid

Strangely unique! - anonymous

The performance was wonderful fun. . . each lithe dancer doing "their own thing" so that the audience was swept up in keeping up with it all! For "personality-infused", I would read "humor-infused"; there was much the audience could relate to in their own lives, whether at the pool, out in public on a cell phone with a faulty connection, or engaged in curiosity and, perhaps, jealousy, about something relating to a friend or acquaintance. - k molz