MorDance Ballet Company Relocates to Yonkers

MorDance, the trailblazing ballet company renowned for pushing artistic boundaries and fostering impactful social change, is delighted to announce its exciting relocation to the vibrant city of Yonkers. This strategic move marks a pivotal moment in MorDance’s history, opening doors to expanded opportunities, heightened community engagement, and the realization of the company’s long-term vision.

Founded in NYC in 2014, MorDance has consistently challenged ballet’s traditional structures to
embody a more inclusive and diverse vision of the artform. Now, as MorDance sets its sights on
Yonkers, the company is poised to infuse the city with its unique blend of contemporary ballet
and artistic innovation.

Founder and Artistic Director, Morgan McEwen, expressed her enthusiasm for the move,
stating, “Yonkers offers a vibrant cultural landscape, and we are eager to contribute to its artistic
tapestry. Our relocation is not just about finding a new home for MorDance; it’s about building
bridges through the transformative power of ballet. We believe in the ability of the arts to inspire,
connect, and enrich lives, and we are thrilled to embark on this journey in Yonkers.”

MorDance is actively preparing for this exciting transition, laying the groundwork for a new
space that will serve as its creative hub and a center for ballet excellence. This move aligns with
MorDance’s commitment to fostering a deeper connection with audiences and communities,
both in Yonkers and beyond.

Through the generosity of AMS Acquisitions, MorDance will take up temporary residence in an
extraordinary 12,000-square-foot venue in the heart of downtown Yonkers overlooking the
Hudson River. The company perceives this incredible opportunity as a prelude to establishing a
lasting legacy and forever home in Yonkers. This interim space will serve as a dynamic platform
for MorDance to immerse itself in the local community, cultivate a new more expansive audience
base, and launch outreach initiatives.

Looking ahead, MorDance envisions the establishment of a 200-seat black box theater and
rehearsal space. More than a mere venue, the center will embody the company’s core values of
community, creativity, and collaboration. This ambitious project reflects MorDance’s commitment
to leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of Yonkers.

MorDance’s plans for the upcoming year are nothing short of ambitious. The company is set to
unveil an expanded and captivating programming lineup, promising audiences an immersive
and unforgettable ballet experience. As the Hudson River Museum’s Spring/Summer 2024
Teaching Artist In Residence, MorDance is thrilled to collaborate with the Museum on multiple
public events and performances inspired by the exhibition Rivers Flow/Artists Connect.

MorDance will kick off its first Yonkers performance season from April 30 to May 4, followed by
its long-standing NYC season at New York Live Arts in Manhattan. The company plans to open
its rehearsals to the public regularly in Yonkers, and anticipates launching a series of free
outdoor performances in the summer of 2024. MorDance is excited to expand its outreach
programs into the Yonkers and Westchester communities while maintaining its current programs
in NYC.

MorDance’s mission is rooted in fostering a more dynamic and inclusive future for the performing arts by enhancing accessibility and creating empowered environments for creative expression.

MorDance invites the Yonkers community and beyond to join them in this thrilling new chapter,
where art, innovation, and inclusivity converge to redefine the cultural landscape.

Visit MorDance.org for more information.

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