The Ensemble
The Ensemble inspires change through innovative, movement-based, multi-arts performance on stage that examines social and personal issues of our time.
Moving Matters!
The Moving Matters! Residency Program brings movement-based multi-arts residencies into schools and educational institutions through collaborative multi-arts projects designed to be age appropriate (Grades 1- high school).
Bridging Boundaries
The Bridging Boundaries Arts Intervention Program uses arts intervention coupled with social work, to bridge the forced separations of populations affected by incarceration.
ON STAGE & IN THE NEWS
JDPP Partners with Birdies for Charity to raise $5,000 for YWIP
Dear Friends of JDPP,
Judy Dworin Performance Project [JDPP] is excited to announce our partnership with the 2013 Travelers Championship Golf Tournament: Birdies for Charity fundraising program!
Birdies for Charity provides non-profit organizations in Connecticut the opportunity to raise funds by collecting pledges based on the number of “birdies” made by PGA Tour professionals during the golf tournament in June. Read more →
Introducing a New Project that Welcomes Your Support
On Mother’s Day, a young girl and her mother talked about families who could not be together on such occasions, and the young girl’s desire to rent a big pink bus to help facilitate a meeting. Her compassion has lead to the Isabella’s Pink Bus Project. Read more →
JDPP Announces Launch of 2013-2014 Tour!
JDPP announces the 2013-2014 launch of a College/University/Community Tour. Beginning in the fall of 2013, JDPP will be available to bring its “Glimpses Behind the Razor Wire” Tour to campuses and performance venues. Read more →
JDPP to appear at Ko Festival in August 2013
JDPP has been invited to perform at the prestigious Ko Festival at Amherst College in Massachusetts this August. JDPP will be performing Meditations From a Garden Seat August 2, 3, and 4, 2013 as the final and culminating presentation of the month-long Ko Festival, which this year will center on the theme of incarceration—and Gardens! Read more →
What People Are Saying
Wally Lamb
Best Selling Novelist
“… excites, moves, and educates audiences, and enhances the public’s understanding of the complicated equation of crime and punishment in America”
Jack Anderson
New York Times
“… Savage wit and righteous anger… both castigated folly and comforted the afflicted.”
Lisa Paul Streitfeld
Hartford Courant
“… a rare and triumphant collaboration that has a life of its own, with implications far from the stage.”
Chris Arnott
New Haven Advocate
“… One of the state’s smartest and moodiest modern dance companies”
Editorial
Hartford Courant
“Campo stands in a line with Chick Austin, Tim Keating, Moshe Paranov, Judy Dworin and other innovators who, over the years, put the art in Hartford.”
Now is the time to join a passionate community of people who are committed to JDPP’s unique mission and programs. If you want to play a valuable role helping to create work that speaks to critical issues of social justice, please consider a gift to JDPP.
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