Cara Hagan

Cara Hagan is an award-winning screendace maker, curator, educator and scholar. She is the Director for ADF’s Movies by Movers, an annual, international screendance festival under the auspices of the American Dance Festival. Hagan is author of the book, Screendance from Film to Festival: Celebration and Curatorial Practice, forthcoming from McFarland Publishing.

A collage of two photos. On the left, Marie Basse-Wiles, wearing a bright yellow costume and headscarf, is caught mid-movement, her right arm and foot raised, smiling exultantly. On the right, Omari Wiles, wearing a silver and black sequined ensemble and a black fedora, is pictured onstage, looking down majestically at a cheering crowd, with his elbows bent slightly and his hands falling elegantly from his wrists.

News

Choreographer Omari Wiles on Collaborating With His Mom, Dance Luminary Marie Basse-Wiles

Cara Hagan

A black and white image of Fuller, a fair-skinned woman with curly hair wearing a dark, flowing dress covered with sparkling embellishments. She holds up the left side of her costume as she looks down at what appears to be a light near her feet. Its soft glow is setting her costume aglitter.

Pop Culture

Obsessed with Light’s Co-Directors on Loïe Fuller’s Return to the Screen

Cara Hagan

Three dancers on a wooden pier jump towards a camera, blue sky and water in the background

Career

As Dance Returns to Theaters, Will We Keep Investing in Screendance?

Cara Hagan

9 Screendance Artists You Should Know About

Cara Hagan

How Do You Get Your Work Into a Screendance Festival?

Cara Hagan

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