Dance

Meadows’ Division of Dance is one of the top programs in the U.S. offering both conservatory dance instruction and liberal arts education.

In addition to technique training, students are immersed in theoretical studies that include dance history, kinesiology, music theory/history and choreography.

Students perform masterworks of the great choreographers of the 20th century, including Balanchine, Graham, Humphrey, Limón and Sokolow, as well as works by contemporary masters such as Taylor, Parsons, Battle, Pilobolus and more.

Student choreography is a major component of the student experience, guided by expert faculty and opportunities to learn from visiting masters such as Bruce Wood (pictured).

Undergraduate Studies→

The Meadows Division of Dance develops disciplined, versatile dance artists through balanced study.

Visiting Artists→

Learn from the artists and creative leaders of the dance world through our guest artist program.

Behind the Scenes→

Watch as Meadows Dance students work with renowned choreographer Mel Tomlinson in this video.

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Mon, 04/28/14 - 12:00 pmBrown Bag Dance Series Bob Hope Theatre Lobby - Owen Arts Center

Tue, 04/29/14 - 12:30 pmBrown Bag Dance Series Bob Hope Theatre Lobby - Owen Arts Center

Wed, 04/30/14 - 12:00 pmBrown Bag Dance Series Bob Hope Theatre Lobby - Owen Arts Center

Thu, 05/01/14 - 12:30 pmBrown Bag Dance Series Bob Hope Theatre Lobby - Owen Arts Center

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SMU Meadows Dance Ensemble presents 2014 Spring Dance Concert, March 26-30

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José Antonio Bowen, visionary dean of SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts, will become president of Goucher College

Dr. Carole Brandt, Former Dean of Meadows, Has Passed Away at Age 76

She led the school from 1994 until her retirement in 2006

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