UPCOMING PERFORMANCES:
Behind the Barre: Made in Sacramento Crest Theatre Saturday, August 26th at 7PM Sunday, August 27th at 2PM $25 in Advance, $30 Day of the Shows Capital Dance Project is thrilled to return to the Crest Theatre for our third annual performance of Behind the Barre: Made in Sacramento. Capital Dance Project is once again teaming up with Sacramento's most exciting visual artists and musicians to create nine world premieres that celebrate the diverse local talent we enjoy in our great City. This year’s featured collaborators include Raphael Delgado, Harley White Jr., Casey Lipka, Sunya Whitelight, Sarah Dedal, Andy Tan & Alison Sharkey, Mandy Zee, Paul Willis, Sambandha and Maruyama Bonsai Nursery. These collaborators will work with CDP’s nine resident choreographers to create a mind-blowing, multi-disciplined performance that is sure to inspire audiences with their innovative partnerships. New Helvetia Brewing Co. will once again be sponsoring Behind the Barre and will be pouring their delicious brews throughout the evening with all proceeds benefiting CDP. 
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Sensory-Friendly Dance Performance Crest Theatre Friday, August 25th 6-7PM $5 Capital Dance Project is thrilled to announce our newest production of Sacramento’s first Sensory-Friendly Dance Performance in partnership with the Sacramento Kings and The Kings Foundation. CDP will invite individuals living with autism, sensory, social and learning disabilities, and their families, to a live dance performance that is designed to make everyone feel accepted, safe and comfortable in a theater environment. This Sensory-Friendly performance is just one way that CDP is committed to making dance accessible to everyone in the Sacramento region. It is our mission to uplifting the spirit of our community through the power of art and shared experience. What is a Sensory-Friendly Performance? Sensory-Friendly performances are designed to make everyone, particularly individuals on the autism spectrum, feel comfortable, accepted and safe in a theater environment. Traditional theater rules are relaxed and audience members are welcome to express themselves by getting up, playing with toys, dancing, talking, or singing. CDP will create an environment for families to experience a live dance performance and enjoy quality time without having to worry if someone will complain or be disturbed. This Sensory-Friendly performance is a great opportunity for families to meet, siblings of children with autism to get to know other kids, and individuals with related sensory disabilities to connect with the Sacramento community in a climate of acceptance and understanding. Click below to download the Sensory Friendly Social Story:
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