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SUBSCRIBE BELOW TO WATCH OUR 2025 DANCE FILM SEASON

Your tax-deductible subscription gift doesn’t just unlock the entire 2025 Dance Film Season (5 new dance films!)—it helps sustain Wildwood’s mission as a nonprofit home for dance, storytelling, film, and creative exploration.

Think of it as buying a performance ticket to a show you can watch as many times as you like.

Donate to watch. Inspire what comes next.

2025 Dance Film Season

2025 Dance Film Season

2025 Dance Film Season
Luminous

Luminous

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Portal of the Summer Solstice

Portal of the Summer Solstice

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Fosse

Fosse

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Mother Prayer: Love Rooting In (Chapter 6)

Mother Prayer: Love Rooting In (Chapter 6)

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Wildwood Dance Project 
a multi-media dance company

We dance. We create. We inspire.

 

Wildwood exists as a mulit-media project-based dance company to create an artistic space for authentic and inspiring human connection.

 

Our goal is to bring dance to the next generations of digital natives, vulnerably exploring and seeking through dance storytelling through the body the beauty in humanity.

Portal of the Autumnal Equinox - A Dance Film - Awake by Tycho
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Dance Film - Sweet Charity - There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This
03:33
Catharsis
15:03
Lonesome
07:01
Nutcracker Grand Pas de Deux
05:25
Arcoiris: River Project
02:57
Prayer Dance: "And that really is heaven on earth"
04:00
To Establish Ties
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We use our money for:

  • rehearsal space rentals 

  • honorariums for cinematographers, musicians and other creatives who work with us on a project

  • costumes

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  • community workshops

ANNOUNCING OUR 2025-26 DANCE FILM SEASON

Help Wildwood Dance Project make our 2025-26 Dance Film Season a reality. Please consider giving through our online portal, because every dollar counts.

 

We have five new dance films! 

Opening Our Eyes

Choreography by Kasey Hall

Score by Coldplay

Featuring WDP dancers and members of the Durango community

Opening Our Eyes encourages us to open our eyes to see the lives of others around us, and explores our relationship to one another and community. It is part of a dance film trilogy.

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Fosse 

Choreography by Kasey Hall

Featuring WDP dancers 

Fosse is a fun and playful film that is sure to make you laugh and smile. Inspired by the choreographic genius of the duo Fosse and Verdon, choreographer and director Kasey Hall has crafted a delightful film. 

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Summer Solstice

Choreography by Cassandra Owen

Featuring WDP dancers and members of the Durango community 

Summer Solstice is part of a series created by choreographer and dance filmmaker Cassandra Owen--the first of which was Portal of the Autumnal Equinox--exploring the liminal times when the earth's rotation and tilt mirrors our internal movements.

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Divine Mother Prayer Dance

Choreography by Cassandra Owen

Spoken Prayer by Nina Palmieri

Featuring WDP dancers 

Divine Mother is a prayer dance created in collaboration with A New Earth Movement. A 6-part series, She Appears Everywhere is the first. 

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LUMINOUS

Choreography by: Kasey Hall, Clara Burnett, Mary-Catherine McAlvany, and the Youth Company dancers​

​Music by: The Piano Guys

​Featuring WDP Youth Company dancers 

LUMINOUS features our Youth Company dancers in a dance film about hope and friendship. 

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COMING FALL 2026....

Once Upon a Time in the West

Choreography by Mary-Catherine McAlvany

Original music by Southwest Composers and Musicians

Featuring WDP dancers and members of the Southwest Colorado theater, film and music communities, and the greater Durango community. 

Once Upon a Time in the West will be an imaginative historical revisionism that asks the question: What would the Southwest have looked liked if women had been the equals of men? Through a parody of the sphaghetti western and western film genres, Wildwood will tell of story of women, and those ethnicities without historical voices, minus the brothels and homemakers. This dance film will be shot in a historic saloon, on an infamous street in the beautiful Silverton, Colorado, and around the Durango area. It is the third and final installment in our Western Trilology.

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