Excerpts from “Stairs, Chairs & Squares” a new work created virtually entirely on Zoom and performed by a selected group of dance majors in fall 2020 at the Performing and Visual Arts Complex quad outside the Georgia Museum of Art. Created by NYC choreographer Ellen Cornfield, this project was a collaboration between the Georgia Museum of Art, UGA’s Department of Dance and Cornfield Dance Company, and was performed in conjunction with the GMOA exhibition, “The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design.”

The senior dance majors at UGA were very busy this year choreographing their 2020-21 Senior Exit works as dance films, using creative means and collaborating with talented students from Entertainment and Media Studies. This video contains highlights of their works:

Dances Through Life at UGA

Where Am I? is a series of brief video talks by humanities and arts faculty, students, and community members at the University of Georgia who share their research, creations, conversations and personal reflections.  See more....

*NOVEMBER 8 CANCELLED*

“Stairs, Chairs & Squares” is a playful site-specific dance piece created for performance on the Performing and Visual Arts Complex quad outside the Georgia Museum of Art. Created entirely over Zoom, this project is a collaboration between the Georgia Museum of Art, UGA’s Department of Dance and Cornfield Dance Company, presented in conjunction with the exhibition “The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design.”

Spotlight on the Arts 2020

UGA Dance presents an exciting interactive program for children for PAC's Saturday Morning Club.  The event is free and open to children of all ages!

Dance major audition for senior high school students and transfers pursuing a degree in Dance.  See our Dance Major Audition page for more information.

UGA DANCE DAY offers high school dance students an opportunity to come to the UGA Athens Campus to dance all day.  Students will take classes with faculty and guest artists in contemporary dance, ballet, jazz, tap, and aerial yoga/dance trapeze, and eat lunch at the UGA Snelling Dining Hall. They will also have the opportunity to talk to UGA faculty and dance majors, and attend the evening concert by CORE Contemporary and Aerial Dance.  The classes are free, but st