upcoming shows

dance like you've never seen it.

Wasatch Contemporary Dance Company performs four concerts per season in August, November, April and June. From traditional stages to performances set against the Wasatch Mountains, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

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Performance Details:

• What: Fall concert featuring local and international poetry and contemporary dance

• When: November 14 & 15, 7:00 PM

• Where: Orem Library Hall - 58 N. State Street

• Tickets: $20+

Don't miss this contemporary dance concert shaped by the rhythm and meaning of poetry—some spoken, some written, all embodied.

Experience an evening of exceptional dance and poetry featuring Movers+Makers winners Alexis Diggs (2025) and KC Lyphout (2021), alongside new choreography from Pat and Kathie Debenham, Shani Robison, and returning guest choreographer Brooklyn Draper.

The performance also highlights the power of words, with Executive Director Jessica Heaton collaborating with UK-based poet Harry Baker, and local poet Marianne Harding presenting work inspired by Utah’s national parks and trails. Vocal and spoken-word performances by local university artists complement the evening, creating a rich blend of movement and language.

Reserve your tickets now to be a part of this compelling artistic experience presented by the Library Hall. November 15 will also include a free, family and sensory friendly matinee at 1 PM. No tickets needed.

complimentary tickets

Did you know that Wasatch Contemporary Dance Company gives a select number of complimentary tickets to organizations? While WCDC will consider any request submitted, special consideration will be given to youth groups, cultural organizations, and anyone whose access to the arts is limited due to geographic or economic barriers. Click the button to request tickets for any group size.

accessibility

Wasatch Contemporary Dance Company is committed to ensuring that individuals with varying disabilities can fully access and participate in our programs. We recognize that accessibility goes beyond compliance—it is about creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome and valued.

WCDC is committed to performing in ADA accessible venues and providing wheelchair seating, among other accommodations. If you have questions about accommodations, a suggestion to make our services more inclusive, or any other question, please email our 504 coordinator Lily Farrar (lilyfarrar@wasatchcontemporary.com).