

B&B Collective is an artist-led dance company in Baltimore creating site-specific and unconventional performance. It gives local choreographers rehearsal and performance opportunities, hosts community modern dance classes around the city, and produces intimate showcases in unexpected spaces. Along the way, it helps connect Baltimore’s dance community, bringing artists together to collaborate, share resources, and build visibility for their work.
Portfolio
Our work
Explore a selection of B&B Collective’s work, from site-specific performances to film projects and collaborations with Baltimore artists. Each piece reflects our belief that dance belongs in unexpected places and is made richer by the community around it.

Ten Tiny Dances
Ten Tiny Dances is a B&B Collective festival where artists create original work for a 4-by-4-foot stage. Held at Le Mondo in Baltimore, it turns a tiny space into a creative challenge, asking choreographers to rethink scale, movement, and what a performance can be. The result is an intimate evening where audiences sit close enough to see every detail, and local artists get a welcoming place to try new ideas and share their work.
Last year’s festival took place April 17 and 18, 2026, and Ten Tiny Dances returns to Le Mondo April 30 to May 1, 2027.

At the Table

Baltimore Dance Community Quarterly Meetings
At the Table is a community gathering series for Baltimore’s dance community, co-presented by the Baltimore Black Dance Collective and B&B Collective. Each meeting brings together dancers, choreographers, educators, and organizers for open, honest conversation about the work we do and the community we’re building.
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Our gatherings are a space to connect, share spaces, classes, and resources, and make sure opportunities don’t stay siloed. We also bring in guest speakers on topics that matter to local artists, including funding opportunities and fiscal sponsorship. Notes and a shared resource list from each meeting are available to everyone in the community.
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All are welcome, whether you’ve been at the table from the start or are joining for the first time.
Resident Artists



Anna Martin
Elta Goldstein
Emilie Kiely











