TRAVERSE, a production performed in-the-round with guests seated on the stage of the Jeanne Wagner Theatre for an intimate and engaging evening. TRAVERSE includes world premieres created by our company dancers, and a new work by the Choreographic Canvas selected artist, a nationally recognized artist residency initiative, commenced by the Company for a second year.

Our Moving Parts Family and Sensory Friendly Performances include ASL interpretation, accommodations for individuals with sensory sensitivities, and narration providing insights into the art of dance. These interactive performances are shortened and modified versions of our season shows, designed to be wiggle-friendly and to allow for audience movement and vocal reactions. Moving Parts is well-suited for individuals with various needs, including young children and their families, people with neurodivergence, people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and first-time theatergoers. Our staff and dancers are trained to accommodate audience needs and responses. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the relaxed dance performance in their own unique way, free from the constraints of traditional theater etiquette. This year’s performance of Moving Parts is a modified version of our Winter production, TRAVERSE and will take place on Saturday, January 17, 2026, from 1-2 PM.

Synthesis is an electrifying dance event celebrating the legacy of Ririe-Woodbury and their visionary co-founders. This annual concert highlights the profound influence of Joan Woodbury and Shirley Ririe, whose former dancers and students have become esteemed educators. The performance unites emerging young artists with dedicated dance teachers, featuring dynamic choreography performed by talented high school dance companies and creations from Ririe-Woodbury's High School Choreographic Residencies. The event also includes an invigorating excerpt from Ririe-Woodbury’s repertory, promising to propel the dance community toward a dynamic future of creativity and innovation.

VANTAGE POINT, features an evening of works created solely by women choreographers, including a world premiere by Artistic Director, Leslie Kraus, Two Hearted (2021) by Princess Grace award winner, Keerati Jinakunwiphat, and the return of Tzveta Kassabova’s moving work, The Opposite of Killing (2010).

Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company’s Annual Benefit Party, SPRINGforward, will be an evening of frivolity, fashion, and florals. Enjoy exclusive access to the opening night of the Company’s final show of the Season, VANTAGE POINT, as well as craft cocktails, lite bites, and immersive floral designs by GALORE Floral. Proceeds support the company’s Education and Outreach programs reaching over 40,000 students each year.