Dance Performance: Pachedu, (F)All Ensembles

Pachedu is the annual fall concert featuring the Department's ensembles. Pachedu means "among ourselves" in the language of Zimbabwe's Shona people and is our opportunity to share repertoire, new dance, and music in development. Each ensemble is unique, and these concerts offer audiences a diverse experience in genres.

Artistic Program Directors Sandra L. Burton, Erica Dankmeyer, Tendai Muparutsa, Janine Parker
Sankofa Presidents Tiffany Vargas '24 And Obi Nwako '24
Sankofa Drill Sergeants Shayla James '24 And Mariana Garcia '24

Kusika is in our thirty-seventh year as an ensemble studying and performing dance and music from the African continent and the Diaspora. The word Kusika means to create in the Shona language. Our name speaks to continued dedication to experimentation, innovation and adaptation fueling art forms rooted in past and contemporary experiences.This year we will revisit repertoire and delve deeper into dance and music originating from Southern Africa. This year our work is anchored in West African dance and music.

Artistic Directors Sandra L. Burton And Tendai Muparutsa

CoDa continues to value individual growth and creative discovery through immersion in diverse choreographic languages. Studio practices in ballet and modern dance provide the gateway for the rehearsal and performance of an exciting array of new works and reconstructed repertoire. We continue to foster collaboration across disciplines and community partnerships. Now, more than ever, we celebrate the unique, irreplaceable experience of sharing time and space, doing what we love.

Artistic Directors Erica Dankmeyer And Janine Parker

Sankofa is Williams College's first and only step team. Since our founding by five women of color in 1997, the team has worked hard to develop our own artistic styles and continue to celebrate the origins of stepping.

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Price: General Admission: USD 3.00

Category: Arts | Performing Arts | Dance