She did not really expect to meet any beast.
Bombshell Dance Project takes on Lord of the Flies in an all female adaptation of the classic story. Written by Julia Lederer and developed in Bombshell's signature immersive style, Flies will draw you deep into another world where you'll make life and death decisions alongside the women of the island.
Bombshell Dance Project is seeking female identifying dance theater artists for their latest immersive work Flies premiering October 2024. Flies is an all female adaptation of the novel Lord of the Flies, written by Julia Lederer and choreographed by Emily Bernet and Taylor Rodman. The piece centers on seven women stranded on a deserted island.
Artists must have professional dance experience, and must be Dallas based and available for all rehearsals and performances. Bombshell creates on a collaborative basis and prioritizes working with artists who have a strong ability to problem solve. Come dance with us!
Audition includes class, repertory, devising, reading lines
Bombshell Dance Project partners with the Dallas Contemporary to present the first installment of the Dallas Creation Lab. Curated by Bombshell’s Emily Bernet and Taylor Rodman, the project will include a week of creative process in the Dallas Contemporary’s empty gallery, ending with a one-night-only performance experience. Step into the creative process of seven Dallas artists for an up close look at their latest explorations as they build one collaborative work, and stick around after the performance for a discussion with the artists followed by light sips and bites. Come for the performance, stay for the party!
Open Performance: Saturday July 27th @ 5pm | The Dallas Contemporary
The women of Bombshell Dance Project bring their collaborative creative process to He Said/She Said for a one-night-only performance in the gallery. Inspired by the women artists featured in He Said/She Said, Bombshell takes a movement approach to the exhibition's themes of gender norms and sexism, commenting on art and dance made by male artists from a fresh female perspective.
An exhibition ticket is not required to view the performance. Performance space is limited and first come, first served. Registration is required.
Immerse yourself in a movement-based performance by Bombshell Dance Project inspired by the exhibitions The Impressionist Revolution from Monet to Matisse and From Munch to Kirchner: The Heins Collection of Modern and Expressionist Art.
Free Admission
Meet in the Atrium
Last year’s performances sold out, so secure your tickets now!
You’ve been blackmailed (ahem, cordially invited) to an immersive murder mystery at The Wyly Theatre. Venture freely through the ballroom, the billiard room, the dining room and more to gather clues as you watch the story unfold. In this eerie dance-theater crossover, all the dinner guests have something to hide and none of them are safe.
Imagined by Bombshell Dance Project, this production plunges you into a tangled, hair-raising story that will keep you guessing through the end. Can you uncover the culprit before it’s too late?
VIPs receive early entry to Goldie’s mansion for a champagne toast and an exclusive secret scene. Gain access to clues only our VIPs will know. Select the “VIP” seating zone during checkout to purchase this upgrade.
Experience Movement: The Legacy of Kineticicsm with Bombshell Dance Project in an interactive tour of the exhibition that’s part performance, part dance party, and all fun.
Join us for the premiere of new work by Shadden Hashem, Joi Ware, and Claire Jones in collaboration with Bombshell’s Second Company.
Creation residency at Keshet Dance & Center for the Arts in New Mexico
Catch Bombshell Dance Project in Stephanie Zaletel’s Before Something Big, April 4th at 8pm and Bombshell II in an excerpt of No Man’s Land, April 5th.
Bombshell’s Second Company performs in Starfish Dallas, a collaborative performance bringing awareness to homelessness in the Dallas community.
LIKE A GIRL is back for a free performance at Jacob’s Pillow in Massachusetts.
We're taking MEANT TO BE SEEN back on the road. Catch it in The Dance Gallery Festival at Sam Houston State University Performing Arts Center in Huntsville, Texas.
MEANT TO BE SEEN returns to the stage at Dallas Dances, a two day festival of the best of Dallas Dance at Moody Performance Hall in the heart of the Dallas Arts District.
Bombshell Dance Project brings three world premiers to Moody Performance Hall on June 22nd, including a new work by Amanda Krische, the premiere of our project-based second company, and the headlining work LIKE A GIRL by Emily Bernet and Taylor Rodman.
Performing MEANT TO BE SEEN at Austin Dance Festival located at AustinVentures Studio Theater
We're creating a new work for Contemporary Ballet Dallas! See the work May 17th and 18th at the Latino Cultural Center.
Commissioned by The Boston Conservatory for the resetting of Below the Belt performed by the graduating class of 2018.
Come dance with us, workshop our newest repertory and reinvigorate your own creative voice through our curious approach to choreographic methods. Join us on select SATURDAYS FROM 3-5PM at Southern Methodist University for these two-hour workshops with Bombshell Dance Project. Workshop dates: January 27 / February 10 / February 24 / March 10 / March 24 / April 14 / April 28
Free community performance located in NorthPark Center's lower atrium at 12:00pm
This one night only performance located at the Sammons Center for the Arts will include three co-choreographed duets including MEANT TO BE SEEN, KISMET, and the world premiere of PIGEONS. Tickets are $20 online, or $25 at the door.
Premiering KISMET choreographed and performed by Emily Bernet and Taylor Rodman. 7:30pm performance at the Majestic Theater. Tickets on sale June 1st.
2017 Company in Residence at Wanderlust Dance Project. Commissioned for a new work choreographed and performed by Emily Bernet and Taylor Rodman.
Performing Meant to be Seen at Barnstorm Dance Festival in Houston, TX
Performing at 'Changing Perspectives Block Party' at the Dallas Arts District in the Reflecting Pool
There I Said It premiering at Booker T Washington HSPVA's Montgomery Arts Theater