KAIROS Dance Theater is committed to utilizing dance to inspire, empower, and build connections. For the past 15 years, KAIROS has enabled dancers and non-dancers to discover their voices and the importance of their own personal stories through carefully crafted & customized training programs. The company has extensive experience working with movers of all ages and abilities. KAIROS offers a wide range of educational opportunities and is available to lead classes, workshops, and residencies for youth and adults — dancers (beginner to professional) and non-dancers, including youth labeled as at-risk. In addition to classes and creating new work with students, we offer discussions, post-performance conversation, and opportunities for community engagement, including the incorporation of community members into performances.

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Some of our most recent and notable outreach initiatives include:

- Residing currently at Medicine Wheel Productions as Dance Company in Residence, teaching and performing with youth labeled as at-risk from South Boston, Dorchester and Roxbury who are in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction and are involved in the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services.
- Leading a week-long residency at Roger Williams University with fem and female identifying pre-professional and professional dancers exploring the female experience, resulting in an evening-length dance performance that incorporated RWU students and members of the company.
- Teaching a day-long workshop at the Newton Country Day School where over 80 students took writing and movement workshops exploring female aggression & bullying, culminating in a discussion about identity, and physical & emotional empowerment.
- Residing at URBANO Project over the course of six months, collaboratively creating poetry and movement with 16 teenagers, giving voice to one’s beliefs, defying social expectations and peer pressure, resulting in an evening-length multi-media dance performance that was performed at ICA/Boston and the Massachusetts State House.
- Setting original choreography as Guest Artists on students of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, The Cambridge School of Weston, The Northfield Mount Hermon School and others.