Past events

We'll be showing Vestige again at Tea Dances at Emily Faulkner's beautiful loft in Chelsea, this time with Carolina Antunes, Patty Chang, Alisa Fendley, Holly Heidt, Masumi Kishimoto, Julie Petrusak, Susan Steinman, Carissa Toro, and Kara Zacconi.

Tea Dances are fun, family-friendly performances that are followed by refreshments.

Stephanie Sleeper and Studio A.I.R in Brooklyn have invited us to perform in their April performance series. We'll be showing Vestige, now a group piece. Vestige references evolution, competition, and the road not taken through the eyes of one woman in a sea of others. Accompanied by a sweet, anonymous 16th century Scottish ballad, the women perform a combination of idiosyncratic and classical movements that contrast the dark and the light, the earthly and the ethereal.

Featuring Carolina Antunes, Patty Chang, Alisa Fendley, Remi Harris, Holly Heidt, Masumi Kishimoto, and Julie Petrusak.

Eclectic collaborations between (mostly) local composers and choreographers, hosted by Rachel Cohen and Racoco/Rx. Rachel teams up with Chris Becker and Lynn Wright; they are joined by jill sigman/thinkdance with composer Kristin Norderval, and Adrian Jevicki with composer Ian Colletti.

Rachel and company will show excerpts from the work-in-progress "Tilt," an examination of chivalry and delusion with music by Lynn referencing spaghetti Westerns and trips to the eye doctor, and Rachel will perform a solo to music by Chris incorporating sounds from a pottery studio.

In an improv by Jill Sigman (movement) and Kristin Norderval (sound), Jill will continue her exploration of sewing and stirring processes in connection with space. Kristin will be using a sound application on the iPhone to accompany her use of voice. For info about jill sigman/thinkdance see: www.thinkdance.org

Working together for the first time, Adrian and Ian will present The Boat.

We've been invited to perform at MICA in Baltimore under the auspices of the Humanistic Studies department. We'll be showing excerpts of our work with clay and a preview of "Tilt," with live music. If you're in the area, please come!

Can't make it to Maryland? Come see an open rehearsal run-through in Brooklyn and give us some feedback before we take the show on the road.

You'll hear the fantastic score by Lynn Wright, and bassoonist Gili Sharrett and cellist Lawrence Zoernig will be joining us live to play Telemann, Mozart, and improvisations with the dancers.