Dance Projects, Inc./Beth Soll & Company was incorporated in 1979 in Boston, Massachusetts.  In 2000, the company decided to center its activities in New York City. Under the auspices of Dance Projects, Inc., the company has performed Soll’s work in many U.S. locations, including Boston, Chicago, Jacob’s Pillow, Los Angeles, New York City, Washington, D.C., Providence, and New Haven, and in many universities, schools, and small towns. Both alone and with the company, Soll has also performed and presented work in Canada, France, Germany, Russia, Hong Kong, Hungary, and Romania.

Dance Projects, Inc. is committed to supporting the work of other artists, and, to that end, under the auspices of the company, Beth Soll has collaborated or danced with numerous dance colleagues, including Janet Aisawa, Fiona Marcotty, Anna Nassif, Wendy Perron, Pamela Raff, and Mel Wong. Soll has also worked with numerous contemporary composers/musicians, such as Robert Aldridge, Charles Amirkhanian, Boston Musica Viva, Richard Cornell, Carolyn Lord, David Moss, Jacek Ostaszewski, Stan Strickland, David Stringham, Philip Tabane/Malombo and Patricia Van Ness, and with visual artists, including Liese Bronfenbrenner, Elisa Decker, Katherine Finkelpearl, Derith Glover,  Nancy and J.C. Hotchkiss, Ilona Lappo, Cristi Marin, Ethan Mass, and Anne Saussois.

Dance Projects, Inc. has a long history of participation in community-oriented work. In the 1970s, Beth Soll began teaching and performing for children, both in and out of the public school system, first as a member of other Boston area groups, such as Dance Collective, and thereafter as solo Artist-in-Residence under the auspices of the Artists Foundation.  Subsequently, the entire company began to join Soll in her expeditions into schools and communities in New England and beyond.  In addition, the company has had professional performance and teaching relationships with Boston area universities, including Boston University, MIT, Harvard Summer Dance Center, and Northeastern.