FSU School Of Dance Presents Days Of Dance

Annual performances showcase student and faculty choreography across diverse dance styles

Apr. 17, 2026 at 1:08am

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A bold, abstract composition of jagged, geometric shapes in striking red and white, conceptually representing the diverse range of dance styles and perspectives featured in the 'Days of Dance' performances at the FSU School of Dance.The vibrant 'Days of Dance' performances at the FSU School of Dance will showcase the breadth of talent and diverse artistic voices within the program.Tallahassee Today

The Florida State University School of Dance will present its annual 'Days of Dance' performances this month, featuring two distinct programs with a collection of works choreographed and performed by students and faculty. The performances will showcase a range of dance styles including Tap, Ballet, African-Diasporic and Contemporary works.

Why it matters

The 'Days of Dance' performances have been a hallmark of the season for FSU Dance for over 50 years, offering the Tallahassee community an opportunity to experience the breadth and caliber of work being created and performed by the School of Dance. The diverse programming highlights the multitude of voices and perspectives that make up the school.

The details

Days of Dance Program A features choreography by School of Dance professor Tim Glenn and visiting faculty member Nicole Corea, along with work from School of Dance BFA students. Days of Dance Program B features choreography by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, award-winning School of Dance professor and founder of NYC-based dance company Urban Bush Women, as well as work from other School of Dance BFA students.

  • The 'Days of Dance' performances will take place this month.
  • All performances will be held at the Nancy Smith Fichter Dance Theatre in FSU's Montgomery Hall.

The players

Helanius J. Wilkins

Chair of the FSU School of Dance.

Jawole Willa Jo Zollar

Award-winning School of Dance professor and founder of NYC-based dance company Urban Bush Women.

Kimberly Ruth Allan

School of Dance technology coordinator.

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What they’re saying

“We are incredibly excited to share our 2026 Days of Dance performances. The incredible range of the programming, including Tap, Ballet, African-Diasporic and Contemporary works, showcases the multitude of voices and perspectives that make up our School of Dance. There's something for everyone who loves dance, so please come join us, and enjoy both programs if you're able.”

— Helanius J. Wilkins, Chair of the School of Dance

The takeaway

The 'Days of Dance' performances at the FSU School of Dance offer the Tallahassee community a unique opportunity to experience the diverse range of dance styles and perspectives represented within the school, highlighting its longstanding tradition of showcasing student and faculty talent.