Arts House Dance Company

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28 April, 2013
We can't wait for Fall! Please click here to sign-up to receive all of the latest updates regarding Fall auditions, workshops and performances.
17 April, 2013
RSVP for our final improv collab performance with the Curtis Institute of Music on Saturday, 4/20, 8pm at Gould Hall at Curtis! Admission is free!
15 April, 2013
Come see Arts House perform three pieces from THE HOUSE RULES at Penn's Making History Campaign on Friday, April 19th, 5pm at Penn Park!
3 April, 2013
RSVP for the opening performance of Project Red Balloon, our collaboration with the Curtis Institute of Music, on Thursday, April 18th, 7:30pm at Neighborhood House! Admission is free!
31 March, 2013
For more information on our upcoming collaboration with the Curtis Institute of Music entitled Project Red Balloon, click here!
3 March, 2013
Mark your calendars for our Spring 2013 show: THE HOUSE RULES on March 29th & 30th, 8pm, in Harold Prince Theater! Tickets will be available on the Walk a week prior to the show.
18 February, 2013
Come see Arts House perform alongside Penn Dhamaka in a collaborative piece at Dhamakistan this Friday (7:30pm) and Saturday (1:30pm & 7:30pm), 2/22-2/23 at Iron Gate Theater!

ABOUT US

Arts House Dance Company
is a student-run dance company
at the University of Pennsylvania.

Arts House Dance Company [AHDC], founded in 1985, is known for its strong technique, innovative student choreography, and vivid stage presence. The company performs contemporary, jazz, ballet, tap, and hip-hop at two annual shows, guest performances, and various campus events. AHDC is dedicated to presenting the highest level of performance and technique at Penn.

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MEET AHDC

“I have never been in a dance group where everyone is so unique, genuine, funny, and passionate, which is what made me feel so comfortable when I joined Arts House.”

PAULINE

FLORIDa

“I decided to go to Penn despite its lack of formal dance program. Knowing that Arts House was there was part of what reassured me that I was going to be able to have a great college experience without having to give up dance.”

JILL

NEW YORK