The Dance Podcast interviews Artistic Director Genevieve Carson
Jul, 2019
Artistic Director Genevieve Carson shares insights on her career and choreographic process. CLICK HERE to listen.
Feature on Artistic Director Genevieve Carson by Jeff Slayton, LA Dance Chronicle
May, 2019
CLICK HERE to read about our Artistic Director's journey as a dancer and choreographer.
Podcast inspired by "The Only Constant" from Annett Bone, The DancePreneuring Studio
May, 2019
The Only Constant performed by LACDC at The Odyssey provided thoughts on 10 constant things in dance, life, and business. Listen to the podcast.
LMU performance featured in the Daily Breeze
Jan, 2019
The Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company accompanied the performances of the LMU music department with stunning dancing.
Review of "The Only Constant" by Gillian Ebersole, Bachtrack.com
Jan, 2019
Carson’s work is profoundly moving, a testament to the human spirit. In the city of Los Angeles, where vulnerability is often pushed aside in favour of perfection, "The Only Constant" brings humanity center stage. -Gillian Ebersole, Bachtrack.com
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Review of "The Only Constant" by Matthew Shaffer, LA Dance Chronicle
Jan, 2019
The piece left me with the space to question my patterns, friendships, and goals, while examining our endless desire to escape reality. “The Only Constant” clearly confirmed that contemporary dance thrives in Los Angeles. -Matthew Shaffer, LA Dance Chronicle
Read our featured article in Juneau Empire
Oct, 2018
Genevieve Carson, the opera’s choreographer and director of the Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company, is from Juneau and said it’s pretty special to be working and collaborating in her hometown.
Review of "Adaptation" in New Zealand by Felicity Molloy, theatreview
Oct, 2018
The final work had me gasping. A generation of ‘Me Too’ has influenced the dancing scene. Costuming and flying hair are cleverly juxtaposed by some great ensemble dancing, strength in female understanding.
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LACDC company member Tess Hewlett featured in DanceSpirit Magazine
May, 2018
My dream day would continue at The Sweat Spot where I'd teach my class called Give & Take. The Sweat Spot is owned by Ryan Heffington—it's my favorite studio to teach at in L.A. Give & Take is a contemporary class that helps dancers connect with their bodies and the space they're in.
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