LCPD produces and promotes original performance works and commissions of diverse arts forms, including modern/contemporary dance and music.
We provide education, training and performances in combination with diverse art forms to inspire artistic potential and life applications of art.
Collaboration with contemporary composers and designers gives LCPD a wide range of pieces.
We strive to reflect Li Chiao-Ping's unique movement vocabulary and choreographic style, as well as her ongoing search for exquisite and subtle gestures and risk-taking athleticism.
Inspired by Ms. Li's Chinese-American heritage, LCPD continues making multi-layered works which combine movement, sound, and visual imagery to explore themes of culture and identity.
Li Chiao-Ping Dance is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization. The generous support of our patrons makes future performances of Li Chiao-Ping Dance possible. Help us out.
COMING SOON
LCPD Summer Dance Camp and Intensive 2018, Monday, June 18 to Saturday, June 23. A week of creative, somatic-based dance technique and exploration in an idyllic setting. More info.
LCPD will be performing LANDED at Old Dominion University on Saturday, September 8!
RECENT HAPPENINGS
GREAT REVIEW! Li Chiao-Ping just performed her solo in medias res, Oct. 21-22 in the DANCING ON THE CEILING concert at UW-Miwaukee's Studio 254 at Mitchell Hall (3203 N. Downer Ave.) Other artists include Simone Ferro, Sara Hook, Charlotte Adams, Beth Corning, and Debra Loewen.
LCPD dancers Janelle Bentley, Lauren Gibbs, Elisabeth Roskopf, Liz Sexe, and Li Chiao-Ping performed BETWEEN HERE AND THERE (from LANDED) in the American Dance Guild's Festival at the Alvin Ailey Citigroup Theater in NYC. It was a beautiful evening honoring one of the truly great leaders--Martha Myers! It was an amazing event and we were so honored to be invited to be part of it! Thank you!
Li Chiao-Ping served as a panelist for the McKnight Foundation's Choreographer Fellowships alongside Rennie Harris, Christy Bolingbroke, and Judith Howard.
Li Chiao-Ping Dance Receives MAP Fund Grant for LANDED – the new multimedia project, a collaboration between choreographer Li Chiao-Ping and visual artist Douglas Rosenberg, examines the immigrant experience.
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