UPCOMING PROGRAMS
2019
IT'S SHOWTIME NYC!
RECENT PROJECTS
BATTLE! HIP-HOP IN ARMOR AT THE MET MUSEUM

The world of hip-hop dance culture collides with the bygone age of chivalry when modern-day b-boys and freestyle dancers meet knights in armor. Discover the unexpected parallels—and see what it's really like to make some moves in all that chainmail, leather, and metal—in this unrivaled series of thrilling dance battles, commissioned by MetLiveArts in collaboration with The Met's Arms and Armor department and the fierce artists of It's Showtime NYC! from the South Bronx's Dancing in the Streets urban dance organization.
For New York Times article with video footage visit: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/31/nyregion/subway-dancers-metropolitan-museum-art.html
NY1 news segment:
https://www.facebook.com/ny1news/videos/267457747481536/UzpfSTEwMDAxMTc2OTczNDEwNjo3MTEzODQyMDkyNjM4OTc/?id=100011769734106
For Champion Battle video posted by the New York Times visit: https://www.instagram.com/p/BtjXtlvHNTm/
Celebrate New York City street culture!
Abrons Art Center
World Premiere of "What Time is It?" It's Showtime NYC's first evening length theatrical program, Adesola Osakalumi Artistic Director and video by Kash Gaines
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November 14, 15, 16, 2019
Special Announcement! Oct. 2019
Dancing in the Streets is hiring a Program Director and Rehearsal Director for It's Showtime NYC! Go to our About Section above.

Check out these awesome video profiles of three of the It's Showtime NYC! dancers: Kester "Flexx" Estephane, Rheanna "Wiildkard" Nance, and Christopher "Venom" Brathwaite! Learn more about these fantastic dancers, and see them perform all summer; check out the performance schedule for more details!
Flexx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Y_DQmoqQhg
Wiildkard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYVzjrcmtEw
Venom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgvvo3hWg88

FESTIVAL OF DREAMS
Festival of Dreams, is a new production by Dancing in the Streets as part of the Crossing the Line Festival 2017 that featured 23 members of It's Showtime NYC! Directed by Faustin Linyekula with Moya Michael and devised with the dancers, this work asks what are our dreams now? How can we maintain a sense of possibility in these dark times?
This new work received its world premiere at the Roberto Clemente Plaza, at 149th Street and Third Avenue in the South Bronx, and Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn in 2017. An adaptation of the original piece was presented at eMoves Festival at HarlemStage in May, 2019.
Festival of Dreams is co-commissioned with Crossing the Line Festival and 651 ARTS, in partnership with BRIC, University Settlement Ingersoll Community Center, The Soul of Brooklyn, and the Third Avenue Business Improvement District.
Part of BRIDGING, an initiative co-developed and supported by The Groupe Edmond de Rothschild Foundations.
Watch segments of Festival of Dreams....

Graphic Cyphers premiered at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016 and was also performed on the streets of the South Bronx and in Times Square. Featuring 20 young NYC street dancers, including the It's Showtime NYC! dancers, Graphic Cyphers playfully referenced the circle of dancers that surrounds an ever-changing soloist—the audience moved in and out of constellations of dancers who explored dizzying sequences of movement in ever-shifting levels and locations. For the audience, perspective, perception, and participation were in constant flux, with an intimate proximity to the action.
Click here for photos from Graphic Cyphers.
