Philadelphia's Koresh Dance Company, founded in 1991 by artistic director Ronen Koresh, remains a vital force in the dance world; touring across the nation to perform Koresh's explosive choreography while promoting dance throughout communities. The Koresh School of Dance is a dance training hub located in Philadelphia; offering exceptional dance training for adults and children, from beginner levels through professional. Facebook Twitter YouTube
Koresh Artist Showcase
Koresh Artist Showcase
Alexis Viator and Eric Bean, Jr in Koresh’s Theater of Public Secrets

The Koresh Artist Showcase is a community initiative to help local artists perform work at no cost. Participating artists receive free marketing, free rehearsal space, technical support and free venue rental.

To be involved as an artist, please email info@koreshdance.org to receive an application. Applications must be submitted at least 4 weeks in advance.


Koresh Artist Showcase
Sexcop plays original music

Showcases are held bi-monthly throughout the year, on a Saturday and Sunday evening. Tickets are just $10 per person, and everyone is encouraged to attend. Shows take place at the Koresh School of Dance at 2020 Chestnut Street.
Upcoming Koresh Artist Showcase Dates for 2010-11

October 2 & 3, 2010
November 20 & 21, 2010
January 22 & 23, 2011
February 26 & 27, 2011
April 2 & 3, 2011
June 25 & 26, 2011


Koresh Artist Showcase
Polly MacIntyre performs Artaud at Rodez

We are interested in all art forms, whether visual or performing, to help diversify each Showcase.

The dimensions of the performance space are approximately 28' x 30'.

Each showcase is approximately 45-50 minutes and artists have an 8-minute maximum time limit.

Some of our past artist contributors have included Ronen Koresh, Samuel Reyes, Natalia Charova, Colette Tini, Melissa Rector, Opus 1 Dance, Jae Hoon Lim, Michael Velez, Eric Bean, Jr., Penn Dance Company of the University of Pennsylvania, Fatima Adamu, Louis De Vaughn Nelson, Shannon Murphy, Annex Dance Company, photo exhibits by BH Photos and Brian Mengini, live music by Sexcop and theater scenes acted by Polly MacIntyre.

Koresh Artist Showcase
Adams Berzins and Graeme McHenry explore contact improvisation