Jazz Choreography Enterprises

Jazz Choreography Enterprises celebrates the great American art of jazz dance.

Through our performances of original jazz choreography and our educational programs

we bring jazz dance to artists, audiences, and students to keep it thriving in our community.

UPCOMING EVENTS

The JCE Jazz Dance Project
April 2021

The JCE Jazz Dance Project is a celebration of jazz dance featuring original works by emerging and established choreographers. Join us for our virtual performances to see the creativity of our artists as they enable us to keep jazz dance thriving during the pandemic.

Saturday, April 24, 7 p.m. (EDT)
Sunday, April 25, 7 p.m. (EDT)

A talkback with the choreographers follows each performance

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JCE MAGAZINE

A Collaboration of Dance and Music: Interviews with Jeff Davis and Elliot Roth

Choreographer Jeff Davis and Musician Elliot Roth worked together to create a solo dance set to an original song for the virtual performances of the April 2021 JCE Jazz Dance Project. Sharlane Conner asked them about their inspiration and collaboration.

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JCE is working to ensure its future during this difficult time. If you enjoy our programs, please consider making a donation.

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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

All in all, Jazz is a category of dance with many different attributes, and the New York Jazz Choreography Project ... was successful in representing a wide range of what jazz dance has to offer. The show itself was full of life, and I was thoroughly impressed and entertained by the talent showcased.

Jordan Ryder

Each piece of the evening was a joy…All of what the NYJCP coordinated that evening was an evolution of jazz.

Marsha Volgyi
broadwayworld.com

If you saw this concert, you would be reassured that jazz dance is alive and kicking…

Barbara Angeline
Academia

…all the performers in the program showed a passion and love for the language of jazz dance, and that message was received loud and clear.

Nicholas Goodly
exploredance.com