Germaul Barnes - Photo - Gunnar Tufta
EMoves 14 - Friday and Saturday, April 12 and 13 at 7:30pm & Friday, April 19 at 7:30pm
Leaping Forward with Radical New Works
EMoves alumni collaborate to create 3 original 30-minute pieces.
The Teams are:
#1: Nia Love, Germaul Barnes & Maurice Chestnut
#2: Nathan Trice, Marguerite Hemmings & Hattie Mae Williams
#3: Adia Whitaker, Satoshi Haga & Nelida Tirado
For Saturday, April 20th, each of the nine choreographers selected an emerging artist who will present site-specific works throughout Harlem Stage in "Harlem Stage Takeover," the evening ends with a DJ dance party.
For more information www.harlemstage.org.
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The Nederlands Dance Theatre returns to the United States April 10 - 12.
The Joyce Theater Foundation presenta the internationally acclaimed Nederlands Dans Theater in its first New York appearance since 2004. The company joins the Joyce Gala celebration on Wedneday, April 10 to perform SH-BOOM!, choreographed to classic crooning music, on a program which also features Lyon Opera Ballet; a duet by Wendy Whelan and Desmond Richardson set to live music by the Nicholas Payton Quartet; and Monica Bill Barnes & Company. The next two nights feature the New York City premieres of León and Lightfoot’s
“Sehnsucht” and “Schmetterling.” For more information http://lc.lincolncenter.org/
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Season of Cambodia (April 13 - May 13) is a special initiative of Cambodian Living Arts in partnership with Cambodia’s leading arts organizations and New York’s most vibrant cultural and academic institutions. The Festival features more than 125 Cambodian performing and visual artists at New York City’s stages, screens, galleries and public spaces, creating a broad and dynamic platform for Cambodia’s cultural treasures to be shared with an international audience.
The festival celebrates Cambodia’s artistic revival just one generation removed from the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), a dark period in Cambodia’s history during which nearly 90% of the artists and intellectuals were
tragically eliminated in an effort to devastate a flourishing artistic community. Season of Cambodia, then, will serve as an international platform that not only highlights the extraordinary resilience of the Cambodian
nation and its artists, and also sets the stage for other post-conflict nations seeking renewal through artistic expression. For more information www.seasonofcambodia.org.
See YouTube link below for a taste Cambodia!
Leaping Forward with Radical New Works
EMoves alumni collaborate to create 3 original 30-minute pieces.
The Teams are:
#1: Nia Love, Germaul Barnes & Maurice Chestnut
#2: Nathan Trice, Marguerite Hemmings & Hattie Mae Williams
#3: Adia Whitaker, Satoshi Haga & Nelida Tirado
For Saturday, April 20th, each of the nine choreographers selected an emerging artist who will present site-specific works throughout Harlem Stage in "Harlem Stage Takeover," the evening ends with a DJ dance party.
For more information www.harlemstage.org.
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The Nederlands Dance Theatre returns to the United States April 10 - 12.
The Joyce Theater Foundation presenta the internationally acclaimed Nederlands Dans Theater in its first New York appearance since 2004. The company joins the Joyce Gala celebration on Wedneday, April 10 to perform SH-BOOM!, choreographed to classic crooning music, on a program which also features Lyon Opera Ballet; a duet by Wendy Whelan and Desmond Richardson set to live music by the Nicholas Payton Quartet; and Monica Bill Barnes & Company. The next two nights feature the New York City premieres of León and Lightfoot’s
“Sehnsucht” and “Schmetterling.” For more information http://lc.lincolncenter.org/
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Season of Cambodia (April 13 - May 13) is a special initiative of Cambodian Living Arts in partnership with Cambodia’s leading arts organizations and New York’s most vibrant cultural and academic institutions. The Festival features more than 125 Cambodian performing and visual artists at New York City’s stages, screens, galleries and public spaces, creating a broad and dynamic platform for Cambodia’s cultural treasures to be shared with an international audience.
The festival celebrates Cambodia’s artistic revival just one generation removed from the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), a dark period in Cambodia’s history during which nearly 90% of the artists and intellectuals were
tragically eliminated in an effort to devastate a flourishing artistic community. Season of Cambodia, then, will serve as an international platform that not only highlights the extraordinary resilience of the Cambodian
nation and its artists, and also sets the stage for other post-conflict nations seeking renewal through artistic expression. For more information www.seasonofcambodia.org.
See YouTube link below for a taste Cambodia!
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