Learn about Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s world premiere Grassville in this Q&A from her August 2025 residency with Saint Louis Dance Theatre.

Learn more about the making of Grassville, a world premiere work for Saint Louis Dance Theatre choreographed by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa.

Saint Louis Dance Theatre wins TWO 2025 A-List Awards by St. Louis Magazine

Art shapes cities just as powerfully as economics, politics, or geography.

Love languages inspire and speak profound truths: human connection has the unique ability to transcend words.

We've all experienced those moments when words fail us. This is precisely where contemporary dance finds its power.

My Dear Watson returns to the stage as Program A of STLDT's (RE)Fine spring concert, taking place May 30-31, 2025, at COCA's Catherine B. Berges Theatre. Joshua L. Peugh's inventive take on Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic detective blends intricate choreography with theatrical intrigue, transforming perceptions of beloved literary characters and inviting audiences to experience new narratives.

In its landmark first season as Saint Louis Dance Theatre, (RE)Build brings together distinctive choreographic voices to tell our human story. Through Artistic Director Kirven Douthit-Boyd's curatorial vision, shaped by artistic experiences and ongoing creative exploration, this season embodies a mission of renewal and transformation.

In its landmark first season as Saint Louis Dance Theatre, (RE)Build brings together distinctive choreographic voices to tell our human story. Through Artistic Director Kirven Douthit-Boyd's curatorial vision, shaped by artistic experiences and ongoing creative exploration, this winter concert embodies a mission of renewal and transformation.

This St. Louis premiere of Jirí Kylián’s Sechs Tänze – the first-ever performance of Kylián's work by a St. Louis dance company – represents a local milestone. It places Saint Louis Dance Theatre as an emerging force in the contemporary dance community, where artistic excellence, social commentary, and accessibility go hand in hand.

Among the masterworks featured in (RE)Build, José Limón's Chaconne represents a profound legacy that continues to move audiences decades after its creation. As one of modern dance's most influential voices, Limón (1908-1972) transformed the art form by creating works that explored the depths of human experience through powerful, emotionally resonant movement.

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