DanceAbility at Orchestra Hall
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra teams up with DanceAbility on Saturday, August 14, at 1 p.m. for a movement session on the stage of Orchestra Hall in Detroit. Disabled Detroiters, caregivers, allies and anyone curious are welcome, no dance experience needed.
Two musicians from the Detroit Symphony join you on stage, and everyone moves however their body wants: sitting, standing, rolling, resting or just listening. There's no wrong way to take part.
DanceAbility Detroit is led by Cara Graninger, a certified DanceAbility teacher, as a program of Detroit Disability Power, which builds the organizing and political power of the disability community in Metro Detroit. American Sign Language interpretation is offered.
DanceAbility Detroit is led by Cara Graninger, a certified DanceAbility teacher, as a program of Detroit Disability Power, which builds the organizing and political power of the disability community in Metro Detroit. American Sign Language interpretation is offered.
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