Scapegoat Garden

in through the nose, eyes, skin, ears and mouth

<p><strong>Scapegoat Garden</strong> is Hartford-based collaborative dance theater,<br /> driven to create daring, interdisciplinary performance that goes in through the<br /> nose, eyes, skin, ears and mouth to stir those who witness or participate.&nbsp; <span class="largebodycopycolor">Scapegoat Garden seeks to exemplify Hartford's innovative, high quality professional dance theater and to contribute to the ongoing evolution of contemporary dance as a viable American art form. The company strives to forge relationships with artists and communities, helping people see, create and contribute to a greater vision of ourselves, each other and our city.</span></p> <p>Scapegoat Garden was founded by Hartford-native Deborah Goffe in 2002, and established as a non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organization in 2004. In its quest to create original performance works built on a commitment to artistic integrity, the company conjures lush worlds where movement, sound, images, garments, environment, food and drink are sourced for their ability to illuminate the human experience. Scapegoat Garden&rsquo;s repertory has been selected for performance in festivals and venues throughout the region including Hartford&rsquo;s <em>Charter Oak Cultural Center</em>, <em>The Studio</em> at Billings Forge, the <em>International Festival of Arts and Ideas </em>in New Haven, <em>Bates Dance Festival </em>in Lewiston, Maine, as well as New York City&rsquo;s <em>Raw Material </em>Performance Series, and the <em>92nd Street Y</em>.</p>

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