From a media release:
NuDance 2010
December 9 - 11
at the Riverside Theatre, Harlem
Going into its eighth year, NuDance will present another group of exciting emerging choreographers. Ten dance companies in three evenings of fabulous performance, including Carbon Dance Theatre, Gallim Dance, The Dash Ensemble, Sarah Council and more.
Carbon Dance Theatre
Look Inside
A multi-media work by choreographer Meredith Rainey, designer/ composer Jorge Cousineau, and dramaturge Anna Drosdowski, "Look Inside" explores the dimensions of voyeurism through the use of dance, video, and sound. The audience is complicit in the tensions that are inherent in the act of seeing and being seen and the underlying dynamic of power that exists between the voyeur and the exhibitionist.
Sarah Council Dance
Shadowlands
Shadowlands Journeys into the world of human trafficking and modern-day slavery. Inspired by the stories of trafficking survivors, five dancers move in and out of confining set pieces to the haunting music of Greg Heffernan.
Dance Entropy
Echo of a Trace
Echo of a Trace is an abstract affirmation of presence and location. This trio is filled with goddess like imagery displaying female knowingness, intricate sensuality, and awkward agressiveness.
The Dash Ensemble
Sundowning
Sundowning , with several highly physical chapters that blurs the line between the rational and psychotic mind. This work takes its audience through a daring display of deep connections between its characters and the connections they make within themselves through both real and imaginative circumstances.
DreDance
dre.diohead
In dre.diohead the lines that define public and private life are blurred as we traverse from the characters' homes to their shared street. Artistic Director Andrew Palermo shines a light through the windows, out of the doors and onto the pavement to illuminate that which binds us to, and repulses us from one another.
Eleone Dance Theatre
Walls Behind Walls (2008)
What happens when you've made it through one crisis only to face another crisis; what happens when you knock down one barrier but another one comes up... but you… can't give up!
Helen Simoneau
Celui Qui Regarde
"a treat of choreographic craft and imagery with a balanced depth of characters"
- ExploreDance.com.
This highly gestural and detailed work displays strong musicality, intersecting patterns and sense of ritual and inevitability. The women’s female strength is showcased with movement that is sharp with confidence and deliberate attack.
Flight Distance: One
The distance an individual places between themself and others is the inspiration for the creation of this quintet. Unpredictable timing and asymmetrical placement sets the tone for the relationships within as the dancers move across various planes reacting to their environment and each other, explore distance, pairing, interweaving, and eventually, collision and conflict.
Tze Chun Dance
Sunderland
For over a century, gender, race and class politics have been negotiated through Argentine Tango's intricate and powerful steps. Inspired by Tango's rich history, "Sunderland" uses modern dance to examine the Argentine spirit of speaking through movement.
Schedule
Thursday, December 9
6:30 pm - Choreographers in Creation - Sarah Council
8:00 pm - Carbon Dance Theatre - Look Inside
Sarah Council - Shadowlands
Helen Simoneau - Flight Distance
Eleone Dance Theatre - Walls Behind Walls
Dance Entropy - Echo of a Trace
Friday, December 10
6:30 pm - Choreographers in Creation - Andrew Palermo - DreDance
8:00 pm - Helen Simoneau - Celui Qui Regarde
Sarah Council - Shadowlands
DreDance - dre.diohead
Tze Chun Dance - Sunderland
The Dash Ensemble - Sundowning
Eleone Dance Theatre - Walls Behind Walls
Saturday, December 11
6:30 pm - Choreographers in Creation - Meredith Rainey - Carbon Dance Theatre
8:00 pm - Carbon Dance Theatre - Look Inside
Tze Chun Dance - Sunderland
The Dash Ensemble - Sundowning
DreDance - dre.diohead
Eleone Dance Theatre - Echo of a Trace
images:
• Carbon Theatre Look Inside - Francis Veyette & Rosalia Chann photo Bill Hebert
• Tze Chun Sunderland (2010) at The 92nd Street Y - Photo: ©JULIE LEMBERGER
• Eleone Dance Theatre by Gabriel Bienczycki
NuDance 2010
December 9 - 11
at the Riverside Theatre, Harlem
Going into its eighth year, NuDance
Carbon Dance Theatre
Look Inside
A multi-media work by choreographer Meredith Rainey, designer/ composer Jorge Cousineau, and dramaturge Anna Drosdowski, "Look Inside" explores the dimensions of voyeurism through the use of dance, video, and sound. The audience is complicit in the tensions that are inherent in the act of seeing and being seen and the underlying dynamic of power that exists between the voyeur and the exhibitionist.
Sarah Council Dance
Shadowlands
Shadowlands Journeys into the world of human trafficking and modern-day slavery. Inspired by the stories of trafficking survivors, five dancers move in and out of confining set pieces to the haunting music of Greg Heffernan.
Dance Entropy
Echo of a Trace
Echo of a Trace is an abstract affirmation of presence and location. This trio is filled with goddess like imagery displaying female knowingness, intricate sensuality, and awkward agressiveness.
The Dash Ensemble
Sundowning
Sundowning , with several highly physical chapters that blurs the line between the rational and psychotic mind. This work takes its audience through a daring display of deep connections between its characters and the connections they make within themselves through both real and imaginative circumstances.
DreDance
dre.diohead
In dre.diohead the lines that define public and private life are blurred as we traverse from the characters' homes to their shared street. Artistic Director Andrew Palermo shines a light through the windows, out of the doors and onto the pavement to illuminate that which binds us to, and repulses us from one another.
Eleone Dance Theatre
Walls Behind Walls (2008)
What happens when you've made it through one crisis only to face another crisis; what happens when you knock down one barrier but another one comes up... but you… can't give up!
Helen Simoneau
Celui Qui Regarde
"a treat of choreographic craft and imagery with a balanced depth of characters"
- ExploreDance.com.
This highly gestural and detailed work displays strong musicality, intersecting patterns and sense of ritual and inevitability. The women’s female strength is showcased with movement that is sharp with confidence and deliberate attack.
Flight Distance: One
The distance an individual places between themself and others is the inspiration for the creation of this quintet. Unpredictable timing and asymmetrical placement sets the tone for the relationships within as the dancers move across various planes reacting to their environment and each other, explore distance, pairing, interweaving, and eventually, collision and conflict.
Tze Chun Dance
Sunderland
For over a century, gender, race and class politics have been negotiated through Argentine Tango's intricate and powerful steps. Inspired by Tango's rich history, "Sunderland" uses modern dance to examine the Argentine spirit of speaking through movement.
Schedule
Thursday, December 9
6:30 pm - Choreographers in Creation - Sarah Council
8:00 pm - Carbon Dance Theatre - Look Inside
Sarah Council - Shadowlands
Helen Simoneau - Flight Distance
Eleone Dance Theatre - Walls Behind Walls
Dance Entropy - Echo of a Trace
Friday, December 10
6:30 pm - Choreographers in Creation - Andrew Palermo - DreDance
8:00 pm - Helen Simoneau - Celui Qui Regarde
Sarah Council - Shadowlands
DreDance - dre.diohead
Tze Chun Dance - Sunderland
The Dash Ensemble - Sundowning
Eleone Dance Theatre - Walls Behind Walls
Saturday, December 11
6:30 pm - Choreographers in Creation - Meredith Rainey - Carbon Dance Theatre
8:00 pm - Carbon Dance Theatre - Look Inside
Tze Chun Dance - Sunderland
The Dash Ensemble - Sundowning
DreDance - dre.diohead
Eleone Dance Theatre - Echo of a Trace
images:
• Carbon Theatre Look Inside - Francis Veyette & Rosalia Chann photo Bill Hebert
• Tze Chun Sunderland (2010) at The 92nd Street Y - Photo: ©JULIE LEMBERGER
• Eleone Dance Theatre by Gabriel Bienczycki
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