Judy Dworin Performance Project

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75 Charter Oak Ave
Hartford, CT 06106
+1 (860) 527-9800
https://www.judydworin.org

The Justice Dance Performance Project (JDPP) is a critically acclaimed dance and multi-arts organization based in Hartford, CT. Since 1989, JDPP has been bridging the boundaries of art and social justice through dance-theater performances and multi-arts programming, aiming to create a more equitable society by educating, inspiring, and igniting awareness.

Under the artistic direction of founder Judy Dworin, JDPP celebrates the dignity of all individuals, the wisdom of the body, and the reflective capacity of the mind. Their award-winning work can be seen throughout New England and major cities in the United States and Europe, performing in theaters, colleges, universities, prisons, and inner-city schools. Committed to ending systemic racism, JDPP approaches all their work from an anti-racist stance, offering new perspectives, connections, and healing to diverse populations.

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