Butoh and Butoh-related events

Perforamances, classes and workshops

 

listinged alphabetically by continent, country, state or province and city, in that order


Last updated February 19, 2010

Please send us listings with performer/teacher/event names, place and date of event, cost and contact information plainly stated.


ASIA-EAST & SOUTHEAST

JAPAN / NIHON

TOKYO

WORKSHOP

Natsu Nakajima

Butoh Workshop (regular classes in Tokyo)


Natsu Nakajima is one of the dancers who laid the foundations of butoh activity under the guidance of Tatsumi Hijikata and Kazuo Ohno in the early 1960´s. She established the Mutekisha Dance Company in 1969 and toured intensively all over the world. Her performance "Garden" was highly acclaimed and built up her reputation as dancer and choreographer. She is still active in Japan and abroad.


Open regular classes

Every Monday, Tuesday and Friday from 7:00 PM

Tuition: 2,000 yen per class

Venue: 5 min. walk from Yotsuya San-chome Station (Subway Marunouchi Line)

Tel/Fax: 042 391 4087 (81 42 391 4087)

E-mail: nnakajima7@ams.odn.ne.jp

Web: www.geocities.jp/mutekisha/


YOKOHAMA

WORKSHOP/CLASS

Yoshito Ohno

The son of Butoh Co-Founder Kazuo Ohno performed in the first Butoh performance in 1959 as a child and is still going strong. He conducts ongoing regular workshops.

Workshops are every Tuesday, Wednedsday and Saturday. Anyone is welcome to participate.

Two hour class times: 8pm-10pm

Lesson fee: 2000 yen (each participation)

The nearest station is Kamihoshikawa station of Sotetsu local line. 10 min. on foot from the north exit.

Information 045-381-2333



EUROPE / EUROPA

DENMARK

BORNHOLM

CLASS


 

NORDIC BUTOH * ACADEMY OF CREATIVITY Body & Performance. Land & Life Art. Course & Camp

 

ART * HUMAN * NATURE

At the beautifully magic island Bornholm, Denmark

 

+45 2665 5605, info@nordicbutoh.dkwww.nordicbutoh.dk

 

10  Weeks intensive course 6 May - 11 July-10. Registration deadline 6 April 2010. The 10 weeks course can be graduated to a year education in modules.

 Intensive Course, offering rich possibilities of developing your life - and art resources, through body, dance and performing work, by experimenting and educate yourself in an alternative and open creative atmosphere together with others.  The international students can stay and live at the farm of Nordic Butoh and  Academy of Creativity (Bornholm) with equipment for stage work and surrounded by a fantastic nature, changing from colorful spring to the nice summer of the North.

Bornholm is one of our most beautiful and magic island of Denmark; with wonderful long beaches and dramatic high cliffs. It is situated in the middle of the Baltic Sea. Central for the Baltic Countries Sweden, Finland, Poland, Germany, and Denmark, with only 3 hours transport to Copenhagen

Nordic Butoh, is an international alternative performance- and life art school in the North, full of inspiration and spirit of new and old. The idea of the school is to explore personal resources of the human being through creative work related to body, art, culture, existence- and nature.


 

ART HUMAN NATURE is the setting of a new creative body education program, which can be graduated.

The program is founded by the renowned choreographer and dancer Anita Saij. Through more than 25 years of international prized performances work, intensive teaching programs, lectures, somatic practitioner and as movement therapist,  her work has already attracted and inspired many different artists, practitioners, academics, pedagogues, coachers. More than 400 students from all over the world has been participating the courses at Nordic School ofButoh since 2002. This various experience and huge researched material, are now going to be the unfold source in a new certified education; a complete theoretical and practical program, of creative work, inspired by nature, as well as art as human life.

A intensive course can be attended separately, bringing new inspiration to your life or former profession or it can be your preparation to another creative, bodily, spiritual, artistic or academic education. The  course can also later on be graduated to a full certified creative body education by adding 3 more modules of 2 weeks each.

After participating at the 10 weeks course you can apply to attend an active platform for students at the farm. 

The teaching unified philosophy, body training and art forming, and takes a holistic poetic view at dance and performance art; as the necessary creative process of  man, looking for new possibilities and essential understanding of the relation between our life, culture and nature.

Thoughts and methods are inspirited of both the traditional, contemporary and post modern, as the Japanese Butoh, Authentic Movement, Body Mind Center, and other alternative directions of integrative bodywork and aesthetic movement using improvisation, composition and investigation.

 


 

The Daily training: Includes theoretical and practical work of the unified authentic body; meditation, breathing, increasing energy, physical and mental focus and awareness. Strength and flexibility in body and mind, dynamic, movement, dance, alignment, centre, Ki and Ma, release, gravity, balance, rhythm, coordination, contact, relaxation, tuning, massage, stretch. Partly MB, Yoga, QI Qong.

Followed up with creative workshops of body work, movement, imagination and transformation, organic dynamic choreography, land art and body landscapes and anatomy, perception, sensitivity, form, space, time and elements, Active, passive improvisation, animalistic and  dualities, harmonies, calligraphy, dead body, dreams, masks,  intuitive work of vocal and paint.

All training and workshop brings concrete technical work of kinetic and kinesiology together with experimental individual research. The universal aspect of the personal connecting physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual elements as well as integrating the intuitive and nonfigurative abstract, in a more deep mythological and sub-consciousness world. The creative processes open qualities of both the poetical, existential and aesthetical characters. 


The purpose is to stimulate personal resources of the individual either as artist or not. To give everyone tools and possibilities to develop physical and mental awareness and confident through artistic, poetic and creative mindful work related to nature inside and outside the human body.

The daily work is going on in the beautiful studio of the farm or out in the fantastic nature. Every day includes partner- and group existences. It is a part of the collective work and the creative process to share experience and information, and to give and receive personal feedback.   

Anita Saij: is directing leader of the daily classes. Guest teachers are invited after the 1. module. Teaching language is English. You will be personally guided and coached during the education. Each teaching period will end up in a creative work related to the theme of the period.

Who can attend:The course is for all, who are working with people, movement or body work. You don’t need any specific experience, but have to be ready and prepared to work concentrated mentally and physically independently and in a group. There’s no audition, every one can apply.   If you need more information you are welcome to contact Anita Saij.  You are also welcome to visit our info days or introduction weekends workshops.  


A new alternative creative body - and life art education, integrating Art Human Nature

The program of an intensive long course includes 1. & 2. Module (10 weeks spring) or 1 model (8 weeks autumn) of a longer certified creative body education, which can be graduated up to 5 modules with more modules of 2 weeks. After 1. Module you can return to the Academy and adding modules to your education.


A new alternative creative body - and life art education, integrating Art Human Nature

 “Compare to our modern life, the human need to be able to coordinate many different processes. The world gets more informative and functional available. Many things happen at the same time, and this makes it even more important for man to be centred in him self aware and awake at the same time.

The nature is one of our biggest inspiration sources for life and art. We feel connected essential and touched deeply. We are impressed and overwhelmed by its complexity even in small details.

A work with our unified body is like an open gate to awareness and creative flow. We can stimulate all elements of human nature. Our personality is unique; experienced in a bigger collective aspect like the nature it gives deep mindfulness and spiritual satisfaction, together with authenticity in our alert body..

 Receiving creative coaching helps you to use all your resources, both physical and mentally. To be able to move and to be moved,  awake your creative talents in many way and stimulate your innovative potential together with increasing your life energy, health and happiness either for art or life.


Each module has specific themes and present integrative body work as improvisation, creation, investigation and integrates philosophy, training, and form in the creative work with Art Human Nature. 

You can use the education, as creative coach, body trainer, somatic practitioner, art teacher and pedagogy, therapist, creating artist as dancer, actor, painter, chorography, instructor, musician etc. or just as inspiration or development of your life, self confident and body feeling. 


Nordic Butoh. Academy of Creativity a, performance and life art education is founded by the international prized and   well-known choreographer, designer and movement therapist Anita Saij. The School offers a certificated education, workshops, and international summer camps in mountain of South France and near the ocean of West Bornholm. The teaching is highly professional and has a focus at the unit of the human body in relation to post modern art, existents and nature.

The school provides the setting of a new Academy at the beautiful Island Bornholm, a new education from 2009.

Anita Sai, has throughout 25 years integrated a deep and profound understanding of nature and human body as an interaction between the inside and the outside aspect of nature and the unified body, included awareness and the mindfully creativity.

 

Her teaching, lectures and performances have been around many cultures from collaborations with the original people of North Sami and Inuit from Europe to Japan and Korea, as former member of the Japanese dance group Body Weather Laboratory and early students of the co-founder and Butoh Master Kazuo Ohno.

 

The work as choreographer is recognized by a great numbers of artists and institutions such as The Royal Danish Ballet and New French Circus, also as an intense performer herself. Anita Saij founded the international performance group Theatre Dance Lab.1986, and later Nordic School of Butoh and New Open Training a Somatic Institute 2002

 

 

Economical:                                                                                                                                                                                             The Academy is a non-profit private and independent Art Culture Centre, which means we don’t receive any financial support. We can help you with an invitation; Course and education gives you good possibilities to ask for grants in your home country if you are artist. Invitation for visa and immigrate paper is only possibly, after you had paid the course.


Work Exchange:                                                                                                                                                                             We can offer some of the students a reduced price, in the sense of exchanging work for workshop fee or lodging fee. You have to apply the school, with motivation, profession, etc and what kind of work you can manage. We can give you a maximum of 50 % reducing of the price. 

Please call for further information. Looking very must forward to your participation, all the best regards Anita Saij



 

Post and Administration address in Copenhagen: Baadsmandsstraede 43, DK 1407, Copenhagen K.

Students and studio address of the farm at Bornholm: Bækkelund, Bolbvej 7, DK 3782 Klemensker.
Nordic Butoh & Academy of Creativity;  +45 2665 5605 - Info [at] nordicbutoh [dot] dk - www.nordicbutoh.dk 



DEUTSCHLAND / GERMANY

FREIBURG

WORKSHOP


8 Day Butoh Workshop

BODY In To REAL

with Yuko Kaseki


12 - 14 & 16 - 20 March 2010

(12-14 th at 11-16 h / 16&18th at 10:30-15:30 h / 17th at 12:30-17:30 h)



The workshop’s emphasis is to develop original movement through physical training, details of body awareness, and improvisation with image, gesture, space, and relationship. Every Participants find out own theme of body conception,

body - in, to, - real.


Physical training is based on Noguchi gymnastics, Butoh methodology, and elements of Tai-Chi. We practice for the whole body to be permeable and awake to deeper layers of sensitivity. We work from the center of our body (Tanden), to cultivate our energy source. We try to listen honestly to the variants of inner body and develop this in relation to the outer.


The workshop offers the possibility to seek and experience in solo, duet and group improvisations.  Through intensity and reduction everyone can dive deeply into movement and translate it into individual manifestations. It is important for each person to find a unique body, reality, and exposure.



Cost: 300 Euro (270 Euro if paid by Feb 28th)

 

Transfer to: Yuko Kaseki

    Sparkasse Berlin

    Kt.nr.:    34 621 377

    BLZ:    100 500 00

    IBAN: DE87 1005 0000 0034 6213 77

    BIC-/SWIFT-Code: BE LA DE BE


Location: ada Studio

    Schönhauser Allee 73, 2.Hof, 1.Stock

    10437 Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg (U2 Schoenhauserallee)


Info:    yuko [at] cokaseki [dot] com / www.cokaseki.com

            030 50 57 5555


Yuko Kaseki is a dancer, choreographer and teacher. She is the founder of the Berlin based company cokaseki with Marc Ates in 1995. The works are based on a constantly changing form of Butoh dance.  cokaseki’s productions are presented through out Europe, USA, Canada, Mexico and Japan. Prize and nominations by various dance competitions. Collaboration with inkBoat (SF), CAVE (NY), Floor of Sky project(SF), and others. Since 2004, Kaseki has organized and performed with international performers and musicians, the ongoing improvisation series AMMO-NITE GIG.


Yuko Kaseki


www.cokaseki.com

www.youtube.com/user/cokaseki

www.myspace.com/cocokaseki


FRANCE

PARIS

WORKSHOP


Juju Alishina


CLASSES & WORKSHOPS

Rentrée!
Le samedi matin au Gymnase des Lilas, le 1er cours d'essai est OFFERT au 24 octobre pour les nouveaux élèves.

Le but est d'essayer et découvrir avant de s'engager, ce qui sous entend que vous avez la possibilité de suivre plusieurs cours.

Il n'y aura pas cours le samedi 31 octobre car le Gymnase des Lilas est fermé.
Tous les autres cours seront maintenus même pendant les vacances de la Toussaint.

au 01 40 27 08 83 (Cie NUBA 8h-12h)

http://www.dansenuba.fr/html/coursfr.html

http://www.dansenuba.fr/PDF/BUTO-tract09-10.pdf

SPAIN


VIGO


PERFORMANCE


Alfonso Rivera performs"Water Spring (silent drama)" on the 17th of March at the ALT Festival in Vigo, Spain. It is a piece inspired by the play "Mizu no eki" by the japanesse dramatug Otah Shogo. For more information visit: http://www.festivalt.org/ (in Spanish only).


SWEDEN


MALMO & STOCKHOLM


PERFORMANCE


BLUSH

various shades of being alive


Blushing

A strong physical reaction to an emotional process

Feverish


March 25-27, Dansstationen, Malmo, Sweden

www.dansstationen.nu


April 24-26, 28-29, May 10-14, Moderna Dansteatern, Stockholm

www.modernadansteatern.se



Choreography and concept: SU-EN

Dance/SU-EN Butoh Company: SU-EN, Lina Palmgren, Frida Larsson and Marie Gavois

Sound composition and live processing: Lise-Lotte Norelius

Image composition and live processing: Fredrik Olofsson

Light: Svante W Monie

Space, costume, mask: SU-EN

Still photographs: Gunnar Stening


Duration: appr. 60 min


Supported by: National Council of Cultural Affairs, Uppsala city council of Cultural affairs


More info on artists:

www.suenbutohcompany.net

www.lise-lottenorelius.se

www.fredrikolofsson.com






NORTH AMERICA

CANADA

BRITISH COLUMBIA

VANCOUVER

WORKSHOP

 

Kitt Johnson (Denmark)

March 20, 12:30 – 5:30 pm (5 hours), EDAM Dance Studio (303 East 8th Avenue)

Cost: $80, Expressive Anatomy

The workshop makes use of Authentic Movement and ‘hands on’ contact as well as improvisation/composition work based on anatomical experience. Recommended for movers with experience in dance and composition work.


Crystal Kwon

Publicist

Vancouver International Dance Festival

339 West Hastings Street, 2nd Floor

Vancouver BC V6B 1H6

 

T: 604.662.7441

F: 604.662.3886

E: www.vidf.ca

T: www.twitter.com/VIDF

F: www.facebook.com/vidf.ca

 

PERFORMANCES


Kokoro Dance

March 11–12, 7 pm, Roundhouse Community Centre, Vancouver, B.C.

Free performance!

L.S.D. is a deeply evocative and provocative performance investigating the themes of love, sex and death through the filter of Japanese butoh. Butoh and Flamenco share a desire to reveal the passionate soul of the dancer. In 2011, Kokoro Dance's L.S.D. will be merged with L.S.D. of Flamenco Rosario to create a full evening work incorporating the performers and creators from both companies.


 

Kitt Johnson

March 16–17, 8 pm, Roundhouse Community Centre, Vancouver, B.C.

Kitt Johnson, one of Denmark’s most renowned choreographers dances the breadth of life in Rankefod, a solo piece that narrates the evolution of humankind from primordial slime to present day form. Johnson transforms like a piece of human origami through metamorphoses of reptile, insect, animal and finally, human – to an electronic soundscape of a natural world. Critics hail her as a “magical dance animal who continuously spellbinds the eye”.

 

In 2009, Rankefod was nominated for a Canadian performing arts prize— the DORA — as best dance performance of the season. A mesmerizing dance experience that captivates your memory, Rankefod promises to be one of the most riveting performances you will ever see. It has a strange, haunting beauty that strikes a chord in all who have witnessed it.


Crystal Kwon

Publicist

Vancouver International Dance Festival

339 West Hastings Street, 2nd Floor

Vancouver BC V6B 1H6

 

T: 604.662.7441

F: 604.662.3886

E: www.vidf.ca

T: www.twitter.com/VIDF

F: www.facebook.com/vidf.ca


ONTARIO

TORONTO

PERFORMANCE


Fujiwara Dance Inventions
490 Adelaide Street West, #201 Toronto, ON M5V 1T2
Ph: 416-593-8455 Fax: 416-504-8702
E-mail: info <at> fujiwaradance <dot> com


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

CALIFORNIA

BERKELEY

CLASS

Hiroko Tamano teaches a weekly class in Berkeley California.

Monday nights 8:10 - 10:00

Place: The Subterranean Art House.  2179 Bancroft way.

Cost: Donation.

http://subterraneanarthouse.org/


SAN FRANCISCO

WORKSHOP

SPRING 2010 BUTOH RITUAL MEXICANO with Diego Piñon (Mexico)

butohmexicano <at> gmail <dot> com, www.diegopinon.com,

Facebook: Diego Pinon Butoh Ritual Mexicano

www.myspace.com/butohmexicano


March 5th-7th, SAN FRANCISCO

Friday Master Class*: 6-9pm (*special discount to new students)

Sat/Sun Intensive Weekend Workshop 10-5pm

Early Registration DISCOUNT for Friday + Sat/Sun if paid in full by February 17th

Non-refundable deposit holds space.

Balance payment and registration DEADLINE: Feb 28th

Contact: Shoshana Green, 415-318-9524, shoshygreen@gmail.com



PERFORMANCE

RAW (resident artist workshop)  and  Tableau Stations | Floor of Sky  present:


San Francisco installment #2 in the travel series "To / Reply"

Reply / a catalog of circles and incomplete cities


March 5, 6, at 8pm  

March 7, at 4pm


Tableau Stations / Isak Immanuel ,  cokaseki / Yuko Kaseki, and guests


From falling, floating, disappearing, and appearing...   Pieced together from an international collaborative, the performance work constructs a series of tableaux negotiating the edge space of landscape and circularity in the shared quotidian spaces of a city.  Extracting for movement and image from Milan Kundera's  “The Book of Laughter and Forgetting”, and what he terms the "magic of the circle dance", the mixed ensemble cast and a roaming camera move in and out of architectural patterns, place, and placelessness, exploring the nuances between memory, response, replication, and transformation.  Compositions for music box, songs of Joni Mitchell, and disparate frames of silence create a score.  Video shifts amidst the mixed topographies of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Volos, Genoa, and Berlin.


Performance:  Yuko Kaseki (Berlin),  Isak Immanuel (SF), Jorge Rodolfo De Hoyos (SF), Monique Goldwater (SF)

Musical Compositions / Sound :  Antonis Anissegos (Berlin),  Végtam Váltam (Mexico City),  Barton McGuire (Oakland)

Installation and Video:  Isak Immanuel

Performance for Video (in addition to the performers above):  Diego Agullo (Berlin), Michelle Baard (Berlin), Hironori Sugata (Berlin), Katrin Geller (Berlin) and SF guests



Where:  

The Garage 

975 Howard Street 

Between 6th and 5th Street, SF


Ticket:  $10-20  at the door

Presale: www.brownpapertickets.com

Info: 415 329 3033 

www.975howard.com   |   www.floorofsky.org  |   www.cokaseki.com  



________________________





“There are exiles in every community, among them, they form a great nation, if they only knew it.”   -  Jan Morris


“To reply, to fold back, a city of silence.    The making of a possible city, through the night, a making and unmaking of signs.”   - Kae Mikan


Yuko Kaseki


www.cokaseki.com

www.youtube.com/cokaseki

www.myspace.com/cocokaseki


WORKSHOP



Tastes like Sugar  ::  improvisation/performance workshop with paige starling sorvillo

Tastes Like Sugar introduces an associative sense-sourcing/image-sourcing practice to cultivate your synesthetic awareness in improvisation and composition.  Extending our perceptions of touch, taste, sound, sight, and smell into associative and imaginal territories to create image — body, event, and atmosphere  — we hear red, smell the temperature of dawn and hold in our hands the sound of time passing.  *This 2-day workshop will be a generative process towards a student performance in VergeFEST on Sunday March 21st.


Workshop Saturday & Sunday MARCH 20 & 21 @ 2pm-6pm

++ Workshop Performance Sunday MARCH 21 @ 8pm


Registration $75 @ www.brownpapertickets.com or RSVP at vergefestival@gmail.com

(if registered before march 14 or registering for multiple VERGEfest workshops)


++ Friday MARCH 19th

paige starling sorvillo / bllindsight presents 'in apt', research work w/ US/UK experimental composer Evelyn Ficarra and collaborators.


paige starling sorvillo / blindsight is a fiscally sponsored project of CounterPULSE


HAWAII

HONOLULU (ISLAND OF OAHU)

CLASS

Abstracting The Essence
Butoh Class with Lori Ohtani, Artistic Director, Tangentz Performance Group
currently through December 13, 2009.

in the beautiful Kenshikan Dojo (1st floor, Coyne St. side of building), Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii, 2425 South Beretania St. (2 blocks west from University Ave.)
This workshop is open to all and no background in dance is necessary.Classes begin with warm-ups to increase flexibility and build strength. Using imagery exercises you will learn to activate your senses and become more aware of your individual movements, and learn to develop your own unique voice through Butoh dance.
SUNDAYS, 5:00-7:00 PM. $30/month (4 classes) or $10/class.
CONTACT: Tangentz [at] (808) 387-4861 for more information. Or email at tangentz [at] butoh [dot] net


OREGON


PORTLAND


WORKSHOP


SPRING 2010 BUTOH RITUAL MEXICANO with Diego Piñon (Mexico)

butohmexicano@gmail.com, www.diegopinon.com,

Facebook: Diego Pinon Butoh Ritual Mexicano

www.myspace.com/butohmexicano

    

April 16th-18th, PORTLAND, OR

April 16 (introductory class, open to all levels) 6:30-9:30 pm

April 17-18 (intensive workshop) 10-4 pm

Early registration DISCOUNT if paid in full by March 1st.

50% nonrefundable deposit hold space.

Contact: Mizu Desierto, mizu@theheadwaters.net; 503.289.3499, http//www.theheadwaters.net/workshops



NEW YORK


NEW YORK CITY & LONG ISLAND CITY


BENEFIT PERFORMANCE


Saturday, March 6th, Vangeline will be performing a solo at Center for Performance Research as part of a benefit to support Haiti; March 18th we will perform a Butoh installation at the White Box Benefit in Soho; and March 24th Vangeline will be performing at the Secret Theater in Long Island City, presented by Forward Motion Theater.

Take your pick and maybe see you this weekend!

Vangeline





Vangeline performs at Benefit For Haiti

Saturday, March 6th, 8pm

 

 

 

 Vangeline photo by Yi Chun Wu

 

"Dear Haiti, ... Yours,"

An evening of Butoh, Avant-garde dance, Poetry and Visual Art benefiting relief efforts in Haiti


"Dear Haiti, Yours," is an evening of Butoh, avant-garde dance, music, poetry, and visual art benefiting relief efforts in Haiti. The event will take place on Saturday, March 6th at 8pm at the Center for Performance Research (CPR) in Brooklyn, located at 361 Manhattan Avenue, Unit 1 Brooklyn, NY 11211. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the door. All proceeds will go to Partners in Health (http://www.standwithhaiti.org/haiti)


Internationally-recognized and award-winning musician Bora Yoon will conclude the evening's showcase. Other performances include Vangeline butoh solo " RITUAL", as well as Butoh and avant-garde dance performances by Irem Calikusu, Ye Taik, Kim Burgas and Melisa Lohman. Visual artist Nino Trentinella and a reading by Amy Bonnaffons of a Aung Way poem will kick off the night.


For more Information: http://burgaska.wordpress.com/ or


Curator / Organizer: Ye Taik

(917) 716-1202

yetaik <at> hotmail <dot > com


Co-Curator / Co-Organizer: Kim Burgas

(513) 519-6515

burgaska <at> gmail <dot> com



Thursday, March 18th

Vangeline Theater performs a Butoh installation at the White Box Benefit.

 Performers: Pamela Herron, Azumi Oe, Margherita Tisato, Stacy Lynn Smith

picture Ayako Sana for the Vangeline Theater

 

Location

White Box

329 Broome Street. New York, NY. 10002

Phone: 212-714-2347

Email: info@whiteboxny.org

 White Box Benefit @ White Box Art Gallery, 329 Broome Street between Chrystie and Bowery. Starting at 9 p.m. until late. The event will immediately follow the opening of "Ouroboros: The History of the Universe", a collaborative immersive 3D video environment between Ali Hossaini & SWEATSHOPPE at the ISE Cultural Foundation on Prince & Broadway in SoHo. For the event the block on Broome between Chrystie and Bowery will be shut off, a selection of artists will be doing architectural projections on the block and showing work inside the gallery, DJs and live musicians will be playing music and performance artists will be performing throughout the night.


http://www.whiteboxny.org/



Wednesday, March 24th


Forward Motion Theater presents

RE:Vision

An entirely new focus

Wednesday, March 24, 2010





Picture Alex Romanov

 

Forward Motion Theater presents RE:Vision,  a collaboration of live performances weaving multimedia and dance from a fresh critical perspective.  The evening features seven independent works by artists combining choreography, video, spoken word, and music.  One night show, February 24th at 8pm, one stop from midtown Manhattan at The Secret Theatre?44-02 23rd St.?Long Island City, Queens. Tickets are $10.  For reservations: www.secrettheatre.com or purchase at the door. Directions: E,V & G to 23rd St/Ely. N,W & R Trains at Queensboro Plaza.  7 to 45th Rd/Courthouse Square.


RE:Vision builds on Forward Motion Theater’s 6-year successful series EyeWash that fostered interdisciplinary collaborations between more than 200 digital media artists and live performers. RE:Vision will feature: The Vangeline Theater, WetCircuit & Blue Muse Dance, Urban Wash Dance Company, (+1-1), Jahna Bobolia, AlieNation, and Blind.


The mission of Forward Motion Theater is to explore the combination of movement and technology through live performance and digital media.  Current projects include both live theater and new performance venues through video and the web.  Forward Motion Theater was incorporated as a non-profit arts organization in 2001 and has achieved 501(c)3 status.  Forward Motion Theater is dedicated to exploring forms of communication that resonate regardless of social or cultural heritage, and believes this approach will open the door to a future full of diversity and

understanding.


This Program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council.



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