Join us for Space Station’s kick-off shows for our 2026 season! Two weekends filled with dance and creation. January 9th and 10th, we have Space Station alum Mellissa Miller and guest artist Laura Halm creating an evening-length work duet titled “Daphne”. Sharing the show with them is guest artist Anna Sapozhnikov from the University of Illinois, bringing her piece titled “Good House Keep”.

Join us for Space Station’s kick-off shows for our 2026 season! Two weekends filled with dance and creation. January 9th and 10th, we have Space Station alum Mellissa Miller and guest artist Laura Halm creating an evening-length work duet titled “Daphne”. Sharing the show with them is guest artist Anna Sapozhnikov from the University of Illinois, bringing her piece titled “Good House Keep”.

Grace Meraki is a faith centered, contemporary dance company based in St. Louis. Their first live show is a five piece journey from the depths of depression to saving grace in Christ. Please join them Saturday, December 6th for a night of artistry, community, and hope. “Finding Home” will be premiere at the Chapel of the Arts in collaboration with Space Station Dance Residency and Sports Medicine and Training Center.

Space Station’s 2024 Dance Residency Performances are on August 9th, 10th, & 11th at 7pm at Hope United Church of Christ in St. Louis, MO. This year’s residency will feature choreography by Tyesha Lewis, Paige Van Nest, Marlee Doniff, Melissa Miller, and Erin Morris. Space Station Dance Residency is a movement incubator for St. Louis-based creatives. Our residency began in the summer of 2020 and continues to create a safe and welcoming space using dance, movement, and choreography to investigate the human experience. We promote professionals, students, emerging artists, and our audiences to mingle and connect through our tangible and transcendental spaces by encouraging experimentation and conversation stimulated by choreography. ​See our past residencies or read more about us at www.spacestationdance.com.

Space Station’s 2024 Dance Residency Performances are on August 9th, 10th, & 11th at 7pm at Hope United Church of Christ in St. Louis, MO. This year’s residency will feature choreography by Tyesha Lewis, Paige Van Nest, Marlee Doniff, Melissa Miller, and Erin Morris. Space Station Dance Residency is a movement incubator for St. Louis-based creatives. Our residency began in the summer of 2020 and continues to create a safe and welcoming space using dance, movement, and choreography to investigate the human experience. We promote professionals, students, emerging artists, and our audiences to mingle and connect through our tangible and transcendental spaces by encouraging experimentation and conversation stimulated by choreography. ​See our past residencies or read more about us at www.spacestationdance.com.

Space Station’s 2024 Dance Residency Performances are on August 9th, 10th, & 11th at 7pm at Hope United Church of Christ in St. Louis, MO. This year’s residency will feature choreography by Tyesha Lewis, Paige Van Nest, Marlee Doniff, Melissa Miller, and Erin Morris. Space Station Dance Residency is a movement incubator for St. Louis-based creatives. Our residency began in the summer of 2020 and continues to create a safe and welcoming space using dance, movement, and choreography to investigate the human experience. We promote professionals, students, emerging artists, and our audiences to mingle and connect through our tangible and transcendental spaces by encouraging experimentation and conversation stimulated by choreography. ​See our past residencies or read more about us at www.spacestationdance.com.

Audition notice STL! St. Louis dancers and movers, we are auditioning for our space station residency 2024 on 4/21, 1-3pm at Sports Medicine & Training Center, 119 Watson plaza Crestwood, MO. The audition is FREE and will be in person! It is required to reserve a spot by emailing spacestationdance@gmail.com prior to the audition with your name and phone number. The audition will consist of a class, improvisation scores, and choreography.

This year’s 2024 Space Station Dance Residency Fundraising Event features “Cloven III,” an evening-length work by Jacob Henss in collaboration with Betsy Brandt. This duet, performed by both creators, is the third installment of an exploration of the rural relationship between farmer and bovine as a lens for personal reflection. The dairy cow is a site of industrialized sexuality and consumption, and the “Cloven” trilogy is an ode to this overlooked yet ubiquitous animal, symbol, and food source. This eccentric choreographic work lives at the intersections of experimental theater, contemporary dance, burlesque, and performance art. Its St. Louis debut will be followed by a series of performances throughout the Midwest this spring.