Current Projects
Announcement for Performers
Seeking Modern Dancers, Singers, Actors, Interdisciplinary Performers for Project
Please attend this initial, informational meeting about the upcoming Sara Draper Dance project for interested performing artists:
Monday, November 4, 2024
4:00pm – 5:00pm
Ballam Studio, 2025 W 11th St Activity, Bldg. 2nd Floor, Houston, TX 77008
Bring your notepad, calendar, curiosity.
Wear comfortable clothing for possible relaxing/rolling on the floor.
Male and female professional dancers, actors, and singers are invited to a meeting that will present details of a creative interdisciplinary project. All races/cultural backgrounds are sought. For those who commit to the project, it will result in paid rehearsals and performances. We will develop a new interdisciplinary improvisation method, and we will also connect on matters of healing male/female relationships.
The initial informational meeting is free of charge, but confirmation of attendance is required. Please email Sara Draper HERE for questions and your confirmation.
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"Wait... What?"
Premiered on March 19, 2024
“This modern dance duet is a whimsical look at male-female relationships and some of the problems encountered in the journey. It speaks to a perennial social issue and potential healing with a touch of humor, using a blend of stylized physical acting and kinetic athleticism.” – Sara Draper
Dance Source Houston | Mind The Gap XXIX
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
7:30 PM
Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston (MATCH)
3400 Main St, Houston, TX 77002
"Dance Source Houston presents the 29th edition of Mind The Gap, an evening of works by local choreographers and companies, including Jai Alexander / choreobyjai, Keeley Dunnam Dance, Persi Mey, Sara Draper, Shruthi Mohankumar, and Steps For Dancing. The program will feature Bharatanatyam, contemporary, Kathak, and modern dance works created and performed by dance artists based in the Greater Houston area.
Mind The Gap was created in partnership with MATCH to support independent choreographers and small dance companies in presenting their work. The program offers participants high production value, low administrative burden, shared ticket income, and production and audience development support. Begun in January 2017, Mind The Gap has featured works by more than 120 local dancemakers to date, providing opportunities for dancemakers and connecting audiences with new dance experiences."