MoJazz Dance, a Brooklyn-based company of women ages 50 to 75+, is celebrating three decades of artistry, empowerment and joy with a milestone performance.
The MoLove, MoJoy, MoJazz Dance Concert takes place Saturday, Oct. 4, at 6:00pm at The Mark O’Donnell Theater, 160 Schermerhorn St. in Downtown Brooklyn.
Founded in 1995, MoJazz Dance has built its legacy on choreography that explores resilience, sisterhood and celebration. Under the direction of Artistic Director Audrey Madison, the company continues to defy stereotypes about aging, proving that creativity and vitality only grow stronger with time.
“We are thrilled and grateful to share our love and joy of dance to empower and uplift others with our inspiring repertoire,” said Madison.
The 30th anniversary concert will showcase a curated selection of works that reflect the group’s history while highlighting its ongoing evolution. The performance is designed as a tribute to MoJazz Dance’s past, present and future, an expression of movement as empowerment plus connection across generations.
Tickets and more information are available at mojazzdance.com
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