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Monkeyhouse, an award winning nonprofit that connects communities through choreography, has collaborated with towns throughout New England to encourage residents of all ages to move with meaning. Founded in 2000, it began with a promise to build a laboratory where choreographers could create, experiment and present new work. We have mentored, nurtured and supported local, national, and international choreographers ranging from students first experimenting to established favorites. Monkeyhouse projects have toured to New York, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Winnepeg, Chicago and around New England. We've hosted hundreds of conversations about different creative processes and formed long term relationships with presenters, audience members and other choreographers. We hunger for events that bring communities together in ways that foster greater understanding between participants and form lasting relationships.
Additional Content:
Massachusetts Artists and Communities Advance Spatial Justice
Article on NEFA's website that announces Monkeyhouse's inclusion in the 2023 Collective Imagination for Spatial Justice program
Firk II - Choreographed by karen Krolak & Nicole Harris
Performed by Olivia Scharff & Sam Mullen
Dance Plug Article on Professional Development Resources for Dance artists that features Monkeyhouse
Leveraging Local Cultural Council Grants
Article written for Mass Cultural Council's blog by Monkeyhouse' karen Krolak related to our mentoring programs
Institution/Business Type:
Performing Group
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Nonprofit - Independent
Year Founded:
2000
Institution/Business Type:
Performing Group
Legal Status:
Nonprofit - Independent
Year Founded:
2000
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Dance - GeneralAdditional Disciplines:
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Monkeyhouse is committed to improving our overall accessibility for events both online and in person. We have always strived to find poetry within the idiosyncratic limitations of each dancer’s body. Artistic Director karen Krolak is currently a member of the Boston Dance Alliance’s Dance and Disability cohort.
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NEST Eligible Artist
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$500 - $20,000State of Residence:
MassachusettsMinimum Number of Performers:
1Maximum Number of Performers:
10