Dance with grace comes from experience
The Ageless Grace dance concert, comprised of dancers from their 40s to their 70s, will include a performance by Dance Alchemy, a Baltimore-based company focused on spreading peace through dance. The performance will be on May 7.
Photo courtesy of Dance Baltimore
Their legs may not extend as high or their pliés be as deep, but older dancers bring a depth to their performance that younger dancers cannot. That’s the view of Torens Johnson, producer of this year’s “Ageless Grace” dance concert, to be held Sunday, May 7 at the Creative Alliance at The Patterson.
Dance Baltimore, a nonprofit arts organization directed by Cheryl Goodman, will once again present “Ageless Grace,” featuring both former professional dancers as well as recreational dancers ranging in age from their 40s through their 70s.
“Ageless Grace” gives performers the opportunity to step forward and say, “‘This is who I am,’” said Johnson. “We’re all still in love with dance.”
The show will be presented twice on May 7, at 4 and 7 p.m., at the Creative Alliance at The Patterson, 3135 Eastern Ave.
Tickets for “Ageless Grace” can be purchased online at www.creativealliance.org. General admission seating is $15 in advance; $18 at the door.
For more information about Dance Baltimore and all upcoming concerts, visit www.dancebaltimore.org or call (410) 370-8994.
