DANCE CONVER5ATIONS @ THE FLEA
Curated by Nina Winthrop and Taimi Strehlow
October 2, 2007 - May 6, 2008
The Flea Theater
41 White Street (Broadway & Church St) www.theflea.org
Admission is free
Dance Conversations @ The Flea is a free monthly series featuring works in progress by emerging and mid-career choreographers Performances are followed by an open discussion between the artists and the audience, moderated by special guests. Now entering its fifth season, DCF was created so that artists working in the field of dance could have their work seen in a professional and informal setting by other established and emerging choreographers as well as fellow dancers and enthusiastic audience members. DCF encourages the development of new work and ideas and promotes provocative and intimate dialogue between artists and audiences.
Please mark the dates:
Tuesday October 2 at 7 pm
Moderator: Nina Winthrop
Sarah Council
Risa Jaroslow
Nordman, Silvennoinen and Corky has a band
Catey Ott Dance Collective
Tuesday November 6 at 7 pm
Moderator: Zvi Gotheiner
Valerie Green
Mathew P. Heggem & Wendell Cooper
Dorian Nuskind-Oder
Jenny Rocha
Tuesday December 4 at 7 pm
Moderator: John Jasperse
Naomi Goldberg Haas
ShaLeigh Dance Works
Catherine Tharin
Amanda Waal
Tuesday January 8 at 7 pm
Moderator: Christopher Williams
compani javedani
Rebecca Lazier
Austin McCormick
Claire Porter
Tuesday February 5 at 7 pm
Moderator: Amanda Loulaki
Emily Faulkner
Beau Hancock
Daniela Hoff
Andrea Miller
Tuesday March 4 at 7 pm at Soho Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street at 6th Avenue
Moderator: Blondell Cummings
Maré Hieronimus
Kristen Hollinsworth & Monica Gillette
Becky Radway
Sasha Welsh
Tuesday April 8 at 7 pm
Moderator: Melinda Ring
Macushla Roulleau
Amber Sloan
Roxanne Steinberg
Aynsley Vandenbroucke
Tuesday May 6 at 7 pm
Moderator: Levi Gonzalez
David Appel
T. Lang
Krista Miller + Dancers
Amos Pinhasi
MINORITY
Nina Winthrop is developing a new piece to be presented May 15-17 at The Flea Theater.
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
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I AM HERE
Nina Winthrop will choreograph this new work by Linsey Bostwick.
Antonin Artaud becomes the prism from which a sister desperately fights to relate to her brother. From Paris, France to El Cajon, California the timelessness of schizophrenia is told through two true-life figures. Projected images and metal scaffolds provide the foundation for this visual performance. Text compiled from the life works of Antonin Artaud and the Journal of Patrick Bostwick, as well as from academic criticism and medical transcriptions.
Created by Linsey Bostwick
Direction by Muta Imago
Choreography by Nina Winthrop
Dramaturgy by Andi Stover
Sound Design/ Live Music by Kristin Mueller
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Nina is also working on a new project with filmmaker Maria Antelman.
May 6, 2008
DANCE CONVERSATIONS @ THE FLEA
DANCE CONVER5ATIONS @ THE FLEA
Curated by Nina Winthrop and Taimi Strehlow
October 2, 2007 - May 6, 2008
The Flea Theater
41 White Street (Broadway & Church St)
Admission is free www.theflea.org
Dance Conversations @ The Flea is a free monthly series featuring works in progress by emerging and mid-career choreographers Performances are followed by an open discussion between the artists and the audience, moderated by special guests. Now entering its fifth season, DCF was created so that artists working in the field of dance could have their work seen in a professional and informal setting by other established and emerging choreographers as well as fellow dancers and enthusiastic audience members. DCF encourages the development of new work and ideas and promotes provocative and intimate dialogue between artists and audiences.
Please mark the date:
Tuesday May 6 at 7 pm
Moderator: Levi Gonzalez
David Appel
T. Lang
Krista Miller + Dancers
Amos Pinhasi
Saturday February 9 at 5:30 pm
Dance New Amsterdam
280 Broadway (entrance on Chambers St.)
Studio 2
(212) 625-8369
Nina Winthrop and Dancers will present a new work-in-progress Minority
Choreography by Nina Winthrop in collaboration with dancers Renée Archibald, Charlotte Gibbons, Jennifer Lafferty and Jessica Ray
Soundscape by Jon Gibson
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
January 14, 2008 at 8 pm
55 Washington Square South at Thompson Street
Nina Winthrop and Dancers will present a new work-in-progress
My Mother Is White, and So Is My Father
Choreography by Nina Winthrop in collaboration with dancers Renée Archibald, Charlotte Gibbons, Jennifer Lafferty and Jessica Ray
Soundscape by Jon Gibson
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
"Constraints II and III" at Wave Rising Series, Brooklyn
September
"Constraints III" at DUMBO Dance Festival, Brooklyn
June
NW&D's New York Season at The Flea Theater
Constraints I, II and III
Choreographed by Nina Winthrop in collaboration with dancers Renee Archibald, Laura Arrington, Charlotte Gibbons & Jennifer Lafferty
and
Yoko Hayashi, Shoko Kashima, Chico Katsube & Kunie Suzuki
Original music composed by Jon Gibson
Costumes by Naoko Nagata
Lighting by Nicole Pearce