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Galloway, N.J. – ������’s Dance program is back to present this year’s Fall Choreography Project for 7:30 p.m. performances from Thursday, Dec. 4 to 6, in ������’s Performing Arts Center.

A ������ tradition, the annual project presents choreographic works created by the student dance makers themselves. Attending performances like this is an opportunity to experience the beginnings of the next generation of New Jersey dance artists.

Associate Professor of Dance Beau Hancock describes the project as “an incubator for creative talent.”

"Our ������ Dance community is full of unique artistic voices, and this concert celebrates their growing artistry,” Hancock said. “Every year, I’m amazed by the students’ drive to create meaningful, imaginative dances and their ability to collaborate so thoughtfully in self-directed rehearsals. This performance captures the spirit of ������ Dance—students taking the lead and exploring their craft." 

Ticket Information

Tickets are $15 for the general public and $12 for senior citizens (65+), military-affiliated individuals and ������ students, alumni, faculty and staff. 

Tickets are available at the ������ Performing Arts Center box office from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 90 minutes before showtime. Call 609-652-9000.

The ������ Performing Arts Center is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible environment, ensuring everyone can enjoy the arts. Visit our  page to learn more.

������'s School of Arts & Humanities

At the center of a liberal arts education, the School of Arts and Humanities allows students to explore their creativity, further their critical and objective thought, and expand their view of the world.  

We offer innovative programs in each of our eight undergraduate areas of study: Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Africana Studies, Communication Studies, Historical Studies, Languages and Culture Studies, Literature, and Philosophy & Religion, and also our graduate program in American Studies and our dual degree program in Literature & American Studies. The study of the arts and humanities builds communication and problem-solving skills, better preparing students for careers in innovative environments.