Catskill Mountain Foundation Presents Dance: Ladies of Hip Hop

As part of an ongoing endeavor to celebrate and document Black women's presence in street and club dance culture, the latest installment of Black Dancing Bodies delves deeper into the transformative potential of choreopoetry. Coined by Ntozake Shange in 1975 with her groundbreaking work "for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf," this session of the collective poses the question: "If I could speak my mind, what would I say?" In this world premiere event, prepare to be immersed in an eclectic fusion of new writings, music, and movement. From the rhythmic traditions of Africa to the