East Coast Contemporary Ballet Company

The East Coast Contemporary Ballet Company is a nonprofit organization based in the United States, specifically serving the East Coast region. Founded in 2019 by Claire Mazza and Alejandro Ulloa, it operates as a 501(c)(3) entity with an EIN of 834702183[4].

Overview

East Coast Contemporary Ballet (ECCB) is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of contemporary dance while integrating the aesthetic, technique, and tradition of classical ballet. ECCB aims to create performances that are accessible and relatable, transcending time and space through diverse and stimulating choreography[1][2]. The company strives to engage a wide audience and foster both artistic creation and community involvement[2].

Artistic Approach

ECCB's repertoire includes mixed bills of contemporary ballet, often featuring pieces inspired by musical scores, narratives, and abstract concepts. The company notably collaborates with other artists and choreographers to ensure a dynamic and innovative approach to dance[3]. ECCB has worked with prominent choreographers such as Katheryn Posin and Danielle Diniz to create captivating contemporary dance performances[3].

Performance Seasons

ECCB organizes multiple performance seasons throughout the year, including Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer seasons. These performances are held at various venues, including the Alvin Ailey Citigroup Theater and the Darien Arts Center[3]. ECCB is also involved in larger events like the Fairfield County Dance Festival[3].

Social Impact

As a non-profit organization, ECCB aims to contribute to the cultural landscape by providing access to arts education and performances in local communities and schools. It seeks support through season sponsorships to continue producing original and inspiring works that benefit diverse audiences[3][5].

Continual Development

The company is committed to evolving through artistic collaborations and community engagement. ECCB's ongoing efforts focus on generating, cultivating, and sharing art to foster both local talent and a broader appreciation for contemporary dance[1][4].