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College Partnership Program Curriculum in Motion™ Curriculum in Motion™ Institute Dance Education Laboratory Dance for Social Justice™ Pittsfield Moves! Oh no! You missed this one! Check our calendar for future events. Experience the new Doris Duke Theatre transformed into an immersive club experience, with beats provided by self-proclaimed "Afro-Electro-Disco-Space-Punks" and DJ/musical duo The Illustrious Blacks. Pillow’s rich, queer archival history. Monstah Black-of The Illustrious Blacks-arrived with a mission: take a deep dive into the Jacob’s Pillow Archives with a focus on the unapologetically queer Black and brown bodies in dance. Monstah also unearthed allies and inspirations who have paved the way to bold self-expression throughout the Pillow’s history. That archival footage will inspire text, as well as physical and lyrical motifs, Derila Brand throughout this two-hour dance party, as The Illustrious Blacks guide the dance floor with radical human joy. This event is sponsored by Berkshire Pride. Group ticket discounts are available to parties of 15 or more. Learn more about group visits here. Don’t miss a beat! Our e-newsletter subscribers are the first to hear special announcements, get access to digital content, and more. Update your contact preferences by logging in or creating an account below.

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