Read this great article about Lane and the company HERE!

THEN, read one in Japanese HERE!

2016 EVENTS:

• June 10-12, 2016
  SyncUP With LaneCoArts
  An immersive workshop in movement artistry.
  Click here for details.
  
  
• June 17, 2016
  Bryant Park Festival
  
  
• July
  Summer Program for Children, 
  SummerSPLASH in Massachusetts
  
  
• August 25, 2016 – September 1, 2016 
  Northeast Choreographer Residency
  Providence, Rhode Island
  
  
• September
  Run of the Mills at Boston Center for the Arts
  
  
• October 2016
  Annual LaneCoArts Gala and NY Season
  
  
• October 1, 2016| 8:00 pm (Saturday)
  October 2, 2016| 3:00 pm (Sunday)
  Boston Center for the Arts / Run of the Mills
  "Searching for a Phase Change"
  
  Boston Center for the Arts
  539 Tremont St, Boston, Massachusetts 02116
  
  Tickets $10 General Admission
   
• February 2017
  Dance Place Presents LaneCoArts,
  Washington DC

“Lane Gifford packs delicious movement into land•scape n. but breaks things up beautifully with anxious speaking and relaxed running; the combination is breathtakingly good. She also chooses music well, tossing in a spicy throwdown section that drips street energy and amps the landscape. The movers are exceptional; the men move with silky power and the women with solid electricity. Even in this company, David Scarantino stands out for his flow and buttery extension at full speed. The speaking bits are just odd enough to keep us focused, with dancers lining up to deliver stammering expressions of need and yearning to an onstage microphone. Something deeply exciting is happening here.”
By  Quinn Batson
Offoffoff.com
February 5, 2013
http://www.offoffoff.com/dance/2013/rawdirections2013.php

“land•scape n. is Lane Gifford's creation. “Here’s the thing,” the words echo from a microphone downstage. The group commands the audience’s attention, sometimes peeling into solos and duets, sometimes folding into an ensemble, all moving together. They line up and speak and stutter into the mic about what they want - from coffee tables to coffee - anything and everything superfluous in life. It’s a piece that uses different forms – music, recording, speaking, movement, props – seamlessly.”

By Jennifer Thompson
EYE ON THE ARTS, NY
February 2, 2013 
http://www.eyeondance.org/arts/archives.cfm?category=5FA605C9-5555-46DF-992EB5F4AEACF582

LaneCoArts has just been granted non-profit status as a 501(c)3.