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From the Inside Out
Looking back at March 26th at our evening event, Lonestar, there was something going on behind the scenes that made the undercurrent of our showing multi-layered. In my previous blogs, I emphasized the stellar performances of the exquisite dancers and actors involved, but didn’t open the curtain wider to talk about the subtext of the … Continue reading From the Inside Out
Lonestar: A Night of Magic
Back in February I was at my local YMCA stretching at the barre in the dance studio in a flat back position, when I noticed a gold, coin-like object at my feet. I swiftly picked it up, and upon examination, I figured it to be a cheap emblem of a Joan of Arc-type character, who … Continue reading Lonestar: A Night of Magic
LONESTAR: March 26th at The 14th St Y
Join us for an Evening of dance, film shorts, and spoken word! Adams Company Dance presents, Lonestar: A Showing of Dance, Film shorts, and Spoken Word Nine exquisite performers explore the universal need for oneness, and the capacity for the human spirit to endure. Soloists will be highlighted in four premieres, as well as in … Continue reading LONESTAR: March 26th at The 14th St Y
March 26th at the 14th Street Y – Save the Date!
Adams Company Dance Presents, “Lonestar,” at the 14th Street Y on 3/26 at 7p! Join us for an evening of dance, film shorts, and spoken word that will feature 6 artists who will perform in four premieres, and some favorite pieces from ACD’s repertoire and filmography. Based on the themes of solitariness, this showing juxtaposes … Continue reading March 26th at the 14th Street Y – Save the Date!
Project To Be
(Shortly after this rehearsal with Payton Primer, she was asked to join the Paul Taylor Dance Company. Congratulations to her! ) On this storied adventure of becoming a caretaker for my father, plunging into ambitious waters of dance making has me getting swallowed into the undertow, as the current continues to strongly pull me away … Continue reading Project To Be
Spring Cleaning
It’s always Spring when we think “where did I put that vacuum cleaner?” This Spring, I’m harkening back to “Pie, Picket Fences & Purgatory, ” a production I choreographed through the mediums of film and performance art. It attempted to reveal how the euphemistic “American Dream” falls between the cracks of the perfect picket fence/apple … Continue reading Spring Cleaning