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Carson Wins Audience Choice Award with Kemp at Choreographers Showcase

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Dance Tiffanie Carson, M.F.A., tied with choreographer Shaness D. Kemp for the Audience Choice Award at the 37th annual Choreographers Showcase at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center of the University of Maryland in College Park, Maryland. Carson presented “B.U.G. [Backlight.Uplight.Glare]” with Adrienne Elion ’20, Ashley Rivette ’21, Jeneane Kraft ’21 and Kristina Tucker ’22 (all Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance students) in collaboration with musician Wytold.

Visit www.theclarice.umd.edu to learn more about the event. The students are showcasing this work again at the American College Dance Association festival in March.

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