Red Clay Dance’s 10th Anniversary Season was a powerful celebration of community, resilience, and artistic evolution. Company member Marceia L. Scruggs reflects on the immersive experience of performing Art of Resilience (AOR) 2.0, witnessing the transformative power of dance, and feeling the deep connections between artists, audiences, and generations. A historic moment at the DuSable Museum’s Roundhouse—one you had to feel to believe.

From Kampala to Chicago, company member Robert Ssempijja reflects on his transformative experience with the Transatlantic Project. Navigating cultural differences, language barriers, and new ways of creating, his journey challenged him to embrace collaboration, question identity, and expand his perspective on dance. Read more about his powerful story of growth, adaptation, and artistic discovery.

As Red Clay Dance marks its 10th Anniversary Season, we reflect on the power of legacy, resilience, and the radical act of claiming space. This is a time to celebrate—ourselves, our journeys, and our collective impact. Join us as we expand, reclaim, and continue shaping the future through dance and Artivism.

As we gather in gratitude this holiday season, we invite you to reflect on the impact of Red Clay Dance in your life and community. Your support helps us expand our programming, increase performances, and grow our creative spaces. Join us in transforming lives through dance—consider making a generous donation today.

Red Clay Dance Company is thrilled to welcome Brandon Waters as our new Executive Director! With a deep passion for dance, community impact, and arts management, Brandon brings a unique blend of financial expertise and creative vision. Get to know him—his love for modern dance, favorite books, and, of course, his top food choice (spoiler: it’s tacos)!

Company member Destine Young shares a powerful takeaway from performing at PUSHfest in San Francisco. Embracing the energy of her surroundings, rather than blocking them out, transformed her pre-performance mindset. Plus, the festival? Absolutely amazing!

Company member Chaniece Holmes reflects on an inspiring two weeks with choreographer Bridget Moore. From refining movement details to deepening spatial awareness, this experience has reshaped her approach to dance. Read more about her journey and takeaways!

We’re heading to San Francisco for PUSHfest! Red Clay Dance joins 18 incredible choreographers at PUSH Dance Company’s mixed-genre festival, bringing bold, innovative movement to the West Coast. Catch us in Program B on September 24th & 25th at ODC Theater. Don’t miss this powerhouse lineup!