Rovaco is restaging "The Devil's Advocate," a solo performed by company member Nico Gonzales, as part of the ECS 2026 Highlights Festival, a program of Mare Nostrum Elements (MNE) that celebrates the company's 25th anniversay. Opening night performance is followed by a reception and closing night features a post-show Q&A.
Rovaco is looking to hire two contemporary dancers for our 2026 performances. Dancers of all gender identities and expressions are encouraged to apply. Dancers must be available for performances on Sat, August 29th and Sun, August 30th. Apply by Sunday, April 26th by clicking the link below!
Rovaco is looking to hire a Marketing Manager for our 2026 Season. Applicants must have prior experience with marketing and social media management. This is mostly a remote position with flexible hours and some in-person events. Apply by Sunday, April 26th by clicking the link below!

Rovaco received a wonderful review for our performance of "Madaari (The Monkey Master)" at the Erasing Borders Dance Festival 2025. Anita Vallabh writes, "[Rovaco] brilliantly reframed the raw emotions of greed, violence, and the human drive to control." Read the full review below.

Rovaco Dance Company is honored to be a 2026 Microgrant receipient of Brooklyn Org! The new program is funding 38 small, community-based organizations across Brooklyn with up to $10,000 each, supporting grassroots leaders and neighborhood initiatives that often miss traditional funding.
We are so thrilled to announce that Rohan Bhargava is one of Dance Magazine's 25 to Watch for 2021! Click below for a great write-up of everything Rovaco has been upto in the recent past alongside features of some other amazing artists.
Artistic Director Rohan Bhargava was awarded the prestigious Jadin Wong Fellowship in 2020 by Asian American Arts Alliance. This honour included a $6,000 cash grant, career coaching, and artistic mentorship from resepected dance leaders. Read what the panelists had to say about Rohan's work by clicking below!

"We end up zooming out, thinking the more generic we get, the easier it will be for people to relate. I’ve realized over time that the more specific I get, the easier it is for people to relate. If I can tell someone’s story and tell people why this person is feeling the way they’re feeling in that moment, that creates empathy."