Choreographic Residencies

The Creative Development Residency Program gives artists the opportunity to focus on creating new work or re-staging important work in the idyllic environment of Jacob’s Pillow. CDRs are generally between September and the beginning of May, during the non-Festival months. The work created at the Pillow may be at varying stages of development, and may or may not be performed at the Festival. CDRs are typically one to three weeks. Artists are provided free housing on site at the Derby farmhouse, unlimited use of the Doris Duke Theatre and/or studio space, access to the Pillow’s rare and extensive Archives, and other Pillow resources such as staff consultation and archival recording. An informal showing with an invited audience concludes the residency.

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