From a media release:
DANCE:Access
Da-On Dance
September 26-28, 2013
at Danspace Project
St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery (New York City)
Thursday-Saturday at 8:00PM
$20 General / $15 Danspace members
• Buy tickets
DANCE: Access is a self-produced series administered by Danspace Project.
NEW YORK CITY - Jin Ju Song-Begin is a choreographer, dancer, and dance teacher from Seoul, Korea, whose work has been presented internationally in Korea, Japan, and the U.S. She founded Da-On Dance in 2012. Song strives to create and convey truthful experiences within the performers, through the stage, and
into the audience. Her vision is to offer impetus for thought, emotion, and something less definable. This evening marks the premiere of the company's first evening-length work.
Thirst is structured on themes drawn from Dante's Inferno, such as desire, greed, punishment, incessant chase, loss of self, suffering, and the nature of hell. As Song and dancers explore the possibilities offered by these ideas, they create tableaux characterized by thoroughly different structures and movement qualities.
The work features music composed by Jerome Begin and features musician Loren Dempster. The score is written for cello, synthesizer, and various sound-producing objects, all amplified and processed electronically.
Dancers: Esme Boyce, Giulia Carotenuto, Kevin Fay, David Gonsier, Breanna Gribble, Karen Harvey, Kyungjoon Lee, Elliott Reiland, JinJu Song-Begin.
Composer: Jerome Begin
Musicians: Jerome Begin and Loren Dempster
Lighting Designer: Brian Jones
at Danspace Project
St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery
131 East 10th Street - New York, NY 10003 - at the corner of 2nd Ave. inside St. Mark's Church - 6 to Astor Place; N/R to 8th Street; L to 3rd Ave
NB - the video is from their Kickstarter campaign - which has already reached its goal.
DANCE:Access
Da-On Dance
September 26-28, 2013
at Danspace Project
St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery (New York City)
Thursday-Saturday at 8:00PM
$20 General / $15 Danspace members
• Buy tickets
DANCE: Access is a self-produced series administered by Danspace Project.
NEW YORK CITY - Jin Ju Song-Begin is a choreographer, dancer, and dance teacher from Seoul, Korea, whose work has been presented internationally in Korea, Japan, and the U.S. She founded Da-On Dance in 2012. Song strives to create and convey truthful experiences within the performers, through the stage, and
into the audience. Her vision is to offer impetus for thought, emotion, and something less definable. This evening marks the premiere of the company's first evening-length work.Thirst is structured on themes drawn from Dante's Inferno, such as desire, greed, punishment, incessant chase, loss of self, suffering, and the nature of hell. As Song and dancers explore the possibilities offered by these ideas, they create tableaux characterized by thoroughly different structures and movement qualities.
The work features music composed by Jerome Begin and features musician Loren Dempster. The score is written for cello, synthesizer, and various sound-producing objects, all amplified and processed electronically.
Dancers: Esme Boyce, Giulia Carotenuto, Kevin Fay, David Gonsier, Breanna Gribble, Karen Harvey, Kyungjoon Lee, Elliott Reiland, JinJu Song-Begin.Composer: Jerome Begin
Musicians: Jerome Begin and Loren Dempster
Lighting Designer: Brian Jones
at Danspace Project
St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery
131 East 10th Street - New York, NY 10003 - at the corner of 2nd Ave. inside St. Mark's Church - 6 to Astor Place; N/R to 8th Street; L to 3rd Ave
NB - the video is from their Kickstarter campaign - which has already reached its goal.
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