Movement Migration Artistic Director Kim Jones recently curated a dance festival for the National Maritime Museum in London to celebrate the reopening of the Ocean Court, the museum’s largest indoor space. The festival, entitled “Rhythm! A Dance Celebration of the Ocean,” took place at the museum on July 12 and included two works choreographed by Jones.

Movement Migration artist Lorenzo Pagano was welcomed to UN C Charlotte to teach a masterclass and perform improvisation to Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata in collaboration with department pianist Claudio Olivera.

Join Movement Migration artists for a virtual performance experience and non-political gathering to come together as a community.

Celebrating the upcoming start of spring, Movement Migration’s spring performance, Equinox, illuminates the energetic essence of this time of year, representing the spirit of new life, new light, and new beginnings expressed through captivating choreography curated by women company members and guest artists.

Movement Migration artists return to Charlotte for a performance of new dance works by women and repertory pieces created by company members at Open Door Studios in Charlotte, NC, USA on September 28, 2023.

Come to Flourish! In The Pianodrome, a one-night-only performing arts experience with theater, dance, poetry and song inside the nation’s first Pianodrome, right here in Charlotte.

Join us in an evening of artmaking through performance, as a collaboration between McColl Center for Art + Innovation Artist-in-Residence Zuzanna Dyrda and Movement Migration unfolds before our eyes.

The College of Arts + Architecture Digital Arts Center brings together more than 60 artists, designers and performers for a multimedia, interactive, electroacoustic extravaganza at the Charlotte Art League.

Movement Migration Artistic Director Kim Jones and company artist Blakeley White-McGuire are performing in Italy in June! See what they’ll be performing. Learn more →

A kaleidoscopic celebration of Life, Hope, and Renewal through music, art, fire, dance, and nature. Learn more →

Showtimes: October 1 at 7 PM | October 2 at 3 PM | October 2 at 6 PM

Dance Fusion and Movement Migration present Dance Voices as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Arts Festival. Movement Migration will feature two duets, Revive and Untamed.

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Reserve your free ticket for our Dancing the Memories of Taste informal showing!

We are excited to announce we will be performing at Cape Dance Festival, July 25 in Provincetown, MA.

Movement Migration is delighted to be invited again to present an evening-length work for the DAP Festival.

Artistic Director Kim Jones and E.E. Balcos created a new duet for Moving Poets’ performance, Heaven, at the Booth Playhouse. Told through contemporary dance, theater, music, film, video-mapping, and visual arts, the story travels through the realities and dreams of Maria Elena, a detained immigrant child. It involved a community of artists of different cultures, age groups, and disciplines. The work highlights the challenges of migration and displacement. It celebrates the culturally diverse, rich experiences and valuable contributions of natives and immigrants to our community.

We are thrilled to join the Bechtler Ensemble in next month’s multi-disciplinary music series performance.

We are invited to dance in the GALA performance for the inaugural Dzul International Dance Festival!

Movement Migration performed as part of Camp North End’s Nex Plate Series. The “Colors of Fall” event featured live-fire cooking from celebrity Chefs Tiffany Derry of Roots Chicken Shak in Dallas and Chef Greg Collier of Uptown Yolk and Leah & Louise in Charlotte.

Movement Migration's Masha Maddux and E.E. Balcos will perform Untamed in NYC, July 1! Join us at St. Mark's Church.

We are excited to participate in our first international festival!

Presented by Wake Forest Arts in partnership with the Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources, the inaugural Wake Forest Dance Festival will bring a day of dance to the Triangle in an outdoor setting.

The Bechtler Ensemble presents it’s fourth year with the Charlotte Composers Forum, consisting of composers from Queens University, Winthrop University, UNCC and Central Piedmont Community College.