RAWdance is excited to launch a 3rd round of the Radiate Fellowship — an 18-month paid opportunity supporting early-career dance artists as they pursue their own journeys and goals (artistic, administrative, activist, and any permutation in between) by expanding resources, emphasizing relationship building, and providing a mindful structure for explorations and discovery. Radiate focuses on elevating underrepresented artistic voices and visions through personalized, individual support. Each experience in the program is designed by the Fellow to serve their specific needs, with support from the team at RAWdance.
Calls for Submissions
Flux & Form II Choreographer Applications Open Now
Flux & Form is an annual curated dance showcase dedicated to uplifting young artists and sustaining live art.
Performance Schedule
– Decisions Released: September 7th
– In-Progress Showing: November 7th (time TBD)
– Tech rehearsal(s): December 1st from 12-5 PM and December 2nd from 2-7 PM
– Performance date(s): December 3rd, 4th, 5th, at 7 PM at the Joe Goode Annex
Selected choreographers will receive a stipend of $275-$400 following the performance, with the amount determined by the number of performers in the piece.
Deadline to apply is August 31, 2026.
Classical Ballet Teacher for Advanced Division
Advanced Ballet Instructor (Classically Trained)
Stapleton School of the Performing Arts is seeking an exceptional classically trained ballet instructor to join our faculty and teach advanced-level dancers in our pre-professional training program.
The successful candidate will possess a strong foundation in classical ballet technique and a passion for developing technically proficient, artistic, and healthy dancers. This instructor will uphold the highest standards of excellence while fostering a positive, inspiring, and supportive learning environment.
Qualifications
Professional classical ballet training from a recognized conservatory or academy
Professional performing Professional performing experience.
Demonstrated success teaching advanced ballet students 913-18)
Stapleton School of the Performing Arts: Artist Residencies
Stapleton School of the Performing Arts is committed to nurturing the next generation of choreographers, actors, and directors through its Artist Residency Program. This program supports both emerging and established artists by offering 20 hours of free rehearsal space, professional development opportunities, and guest teaching engagements. Residents also receive features on the school’s website and social media platforms, along with discounts on adult classes—all designed to foster growth, visibility, and connection within the performing arts community. The residency is offered by application, and all submission materials should be sent to [email protected].
