Support our Educational Performances

Please support Dimensional Dance’s educational performance Ballet to Breakdancing. Dimensional Dance is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-­profit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of Dimensional Dance must be made payable to “Fractured Atlas” only and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Please click on the link below to donate on our page at Fractured Atlas.org. And thank you!

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  • Prudence Crandall Duet with Allison Pearsall as Prudence and Laurance Corbett as her husband
  • Fierce Like Frida with Matisse as Frida and Breakdancer Savage Henry at Diego Rivera

What they are saying about Dimensional Dance:

“Your program was amazing!!!!  Our students were amazed and everyone that attended commented that Dimensional Dance was the best program they have ever experienced. I totally agree.  The students couldn’t stop talking about the dancers.  They enjoyed every dance and learned about new music and dance as well.
Everyone could not believe the quality and learning experiences you brought to our school.  We feel fortunate to have had you and your dancers.  They were simply the best!”
 
A. F. Breakthrough Magnet North, Hartford
“Dimensional Dance’s performance was without
doubt one of the best performances we
have had. It was professional, educational, fascinating,
and entertaining. Every single student of the school was
completely engaged for the entire performance- no easy task at best!”
 
B.K. Cultural Committee Chair, Noah Wallace Farmington
“It was a pleasure having Dimensional Dance at our school. The program was great and the dancing was beautiful! I received so many compliments about the performance.”
A.H. Cultural Committee, E. Green School Newington

“What a marvelous performance! We were just amazed. It was a remarkable program and blended a ton of cool facts with such inspiring and moving dance pieces. Your performers were mesmerizing and the women were awed.” C.R. Ethel Walker School

“I want to thank you so much for sending Tiger to us.  He was AMAZING!  He was very kid-friendly….all interactive except when he free-styled, which the audience LOVED.” K.V. Manchester Public Library