Equus Project JoAnna Mendl Shaw - Equus Projects
“Dance on Camera” – Lincoln Center
February 1
JoAnna Mendl Shaw and her company Equus Projects which melds movement of bodies with that of horses will premiere a film about her work as part of Lincoln Center’s Dance on Camera series. For the film, Mendl Shaw “…takes her company to Sweden to work with new elements and new friends in the rural countryside. Ulrike Michels Nord, director of Klinten Kultur, a company of young adults with autism, opens the way for the American choreographer to create a magical piece that expresses the joys and challenges of bringing together unfamiliar beasts (the new horses), trainers, professional dancers and autistic individuals to make a work of art in a mystical setting—the Hovdala castle and library ruin deep in a forest. The challenge is to accomplish this feat in just 12 days!” notes the release. Find out more ~ http://lc.lincolncenter.org/shows/209270?show_date=2014-02-01+13%3A00%3A00
Douglas Dunn & Dancers
Peak Performances
January 24-February 1
Dunn premieres Aubade named from the traditional “...song of morning; of awakening to the day with a quiet sense of the inexorableness of death,” according to the release. Find out more ~ www.peakperfs.org
Rennie Harris Puremovement (RHPM)
The Joyce Theater
January 28–February 2
After a 10-year hiatus RHPM returns to The Joyce Theater in a program of critically acclaimed works from the company’s repertoire including Rome and Jewels, P-Funk, Students of the Asphalt Jungle and March of the Antmen. Find out more ~ www.joyce.org.
Hattie Mae Williams/ The Tattooed Ballerinas
The Iron Dale Theater
January 30
Hattie Mae Williams/The Tattooed Ballerinas will present I Wish I Could Drink Like A Lady, an evening length piece inspired by Dorothy Park and her poetry. Find out more ~ http://irondale.org/FLICfest.html.
White Wave – CoolNY 2014 Dance Festival
John Ryan Theater - DUMBO Brooklyn
January 29-February 9
Artistic Director Young Soon Kim’s free dance festival, WHITE WAVE, will present 60 contemporary dance companies over two weeks. Find out more ~ whitewavedance.com.
“Soaking WET” Dance Series
West End Theater
January 30-February 2
"Soaking WET," produced by David Parker and Jeffrey Kazin, with guest curator Valerie Gladstone returns to the West End Theater with works and performances by veteran and emerging dance artists: Tze Chun, Aviva Geismar, Erin Gottwald & John Carrafa, Sara du Jour, Heidi Latsky Dance, Khaleah London, Ben Munisteri & Angela Maffia, and Silva Dance Company. Find out more ~ www.thebanggroup.com/wet.php
niv Acosta and Tess Dworman
NEW YORK LIVE ARTS
January 30 – February 1
Acosta and Dworman will share an evening of world premieres – Acosta will present i shot denzel, and Dworman, macromen. Find out more ~ www.newyorklivearts.org
DZUL DANCE
Baruch Performing Arts Center
January 24-February 1
Dzul Dance, a company of dancers and aerialists, presents artistic director Javier Dzul’s Mexico Maya “a journey through the rich history of Maya and Mexico into contemporary western culture,” according to the release. Find out more ~ www.dzuldance.com
Thunderbird American Dancers
THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY
January 31-February 9
The Thunderbird American Dancers presents their annual Dance Concert and Pow Wow with dances, stories and traditional music from the Iroquois and Native Peoples of the Southwest and Great Plains regions. Find out more ~ www.theaterforthenewcity.net
Cynthia Paniagua
Casita Maria Center for Arts & Education
January 31
Paniagua presents Dancing My Roots a blend of contemporary movement with traditional Peruvian dance. Find out more ~ www.casitamaria.org
“Dance on Camera” – Lincoln Center
February 1
JoAnna Mendl Shaw and her company Equus Projects which melds movement of bodies with that of horses will premiere a film about her work as part of Lincoln Center’s Dance on Camera series. For the film, Mendl Shaw “…takes her company to Sweden to work with new elements and new friends in the rural countryside. Ulrike Michels Nord, director of Klinten Kultur, a company of young adults with autism, opens the way for the American choreographer to create a magical piece that expresses the joys and challenges of bringing together unfamiliar beasts (the new horses), trainers, professional dancers and autistic individuals to make a work of art in a mystical setting—the Hovdala castle and library ruin deep in a forest. The challenge is to accomplish this feat in just 12 days!” notes the release. Find out more ~ http://lc.lincolncenter.org/shows/209270?show_date=2014-02-01+13%3A00%3A00
Douglas Dunn & Dancers
Peak Performances
January 24-February 1
Dunn premieres Aubade named from the traditional “...song of morning; of awakening to the day with a quiet sense of the inexorableness of death,” according to the release. Find out more ~ www.peakperfs.org
Rennie Harris Puremovement (RHPM)
The Joyce Theater
January 28–February 2
After a 10-year hiatus RHPM returns to The Joyce Theater in a program of critically acclaimed works from the company’s repertoire including Rome and Jewels, P-Funk, Students of the Asphalt Jungle and March of the Antmen. Find out more ~ www.joyce.org.
Hattie Mae Williams/ The Tattooed Ballerinas
The Iron Dale Theater
January 30
Hattie Mae Williams/The Tattooed Ballerinas will present I Wish I Could Drink Like A Lady, an evening length piece inspired by Dorothy Park and her poetry. Find out more ~ http://irondale.org/FLICfest.html.
White Wave – CoolNY 2014 Dance Festival
John Ryan Theater - DUMBO Brooklyn
January 29-February 9
Artistic Director Young Soon Kim’s free dance festival, WHITE WAVE, will present 60 contemporary dance companies over two weeks. Find out more ~ whitewavedance.com.
“Soaking WET” Dance Series
West End Theater
January 30-February 2
"Soaking WET," produced by David Parker and Jeffrey Kazin, with guest curator Valerie Gladstone returns to the West End Theater with works and performances by veteran and emerging dance artists: Tze Chun, Aviva Geismar, Erin Gottwald & John Carrafa, Sara du Jour, Heidi Latsky Dance, Khaleah London, Ben Munisteri & Angela Maffia, and Silva Dance Company. Find out more ~ www.thebanggroup.com/wet.php
niv Acosta and Tess Dworman
NEW YORK LIVE ARTS
January 30 – February 1
Acosta and Dworman will share an evening of world premieres – Acosta will present i shot denzel, and Dworman, macromen. Find out more ~ www.newyorklivearts.org
DZUL DANCE
Baruch Performing Arts Center
January 24-February 1
Dzul Dance, a company of dancers and aerialists, presents artistic director Javier Dzul’s Mexico Maya “a journey through the rich history of Maya and Mexico into contemporary western culture,” according to the release. Find out more ~ www.dzuldance.com
Thunderbird American Dancers
THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY
January 31-February 9
The Thunderbird American Dancers presents their annual Dance Concert and Pow Wow with dances, stories and traditional music from the Iroquois and Native Peoples of the Southwest and Great Plains regions. Find out more ~ www.theaterforthenewcity.net
Cynthia Paniagua
Casita Maria Center for Arts & Education
January 31
Paniagua presents Dancing My Roots a blend of contemporary movement with traditional Peruvian dance. Find out more ~ www.casitamaria.org
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