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Dance ArchivesPAST PERFORMANCES
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Aurora Borealis 7:
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The seventh annual collaboration between the School of Theatre and the Boston University Dance Program, featuring world premiere dance and movement pieces by choreographers Ann Brown Allen, Judith Chaffee, Michael Jahoda, Amy Mastrangelo, Tara Matkosky, Lynn Modell, Margot Parsons, Amanda Rey, Jesse Rudoy, and Micki Taylor-Pinney. Co-directed by Judith Chaffee and Micki Taylor-Pinney. Location: Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts, 527 Tremont Street, Boston Tickets: $12 general public; $10 BU alumni, students, and senior citizens; members of the BU community receive one free ticket per BU ID at the door on the day of the performance, subject to availability. Box Office: online at www.BostonTheatreScene.com, by phone at 617-933-8600 |
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Boston University's Student Group DHEEM presents "YAATRA"
- Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 7pm
Location: BU Dance Theater at the Fitness and Recreation Center 915 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA 02215 ENTRANCE on BUICK STREET
March 2009
MAVI DANCE presents "HAREM" with guest artist Clara Ramona
- Saturday March 14, 2009 at 8pm
- Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 3pm
Together with and acclaimed flamenco dancer Clara Ramona, aerial dancer Gina DeFreitas, Brookline Academy of Dance, Mavi Dance will present an exotic array of dances from Turkey, Georgia, Spain and the Middle East.
Tickets: $25 General Admission $20 Student/Senior/BDA members. For reservations Call 617 353-0866. For more information info@mavidance.com
Location: BU Dance Theater at the Fitness and Recreation Center 915 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA 02215 ENTRANCE on BUICK STREET
April 2009
BoSoma Dance Company presents "WIPE"
- Friday, April 3, 2009 at 8pm
- Saturday April 4, 2009 at 8pm
Also featuring Guest Company Tony Wiliam's, Ballet Rox.
Tickets: $25 General Admission $20 Student/Senior/BDA members. For Reservations Call 617 358-2500. For more information about the company got to BoSoma Dance
Location: BU Dance Theater at the Fitness and Recreation Center 915 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA 02215 ENTRANCE on BUICK STREET
Parking for Friday April 3, 2009 is $5 at Lot F 808 Commonwealth Ave. Please tell the parking attendant you are here to see BoSoma Dance at the Dance Theater on Buick Street.
Ipswich Moving Company presents "Dreaming Head" Janet Taisey Craft, Director
- Friday April 17, 2009 at 8pm
- Saturday April 18, 2009 at 8pm
Inspired by the paintings of Salvador Dali, defies all things rational, creating a live painting where dancers, terrain shifts from furniture , accross the floor, and into the air suspended by aerial rope and swing, emotionally charged and starkly beautiful. Performed by Janet Taisey Craft, Chandra cantor, Jenny Carlson, Danielle Divitio, Deanna Pellecchia, Ingrid Shatz
Tickets: $25 General Admission $20 Student/Senior/BDA members. For reservations Call 617 353-0866. For more information about the company got to Ipswich Moving Company
MAY 2009
Boston Youth Moves - a pre professional teen dance company presents their Annual Spring Concert - a program of Jazz, Modern, Ballet and Tap choreographed by Boston Youth Moves faculty, alumni and guest artists.
- Friday, May 8, 2009 at 8pm
- Saturday, May 9, 2009 at 8pm
Tickets: $25.00 General Admission $20 Seniors and Children under 12
For reservations Call 617 358-2500. For more information about the company got to www.bostonyouthmoves.org
Boston Arts Academy Dance Department presents "Ergon X 2" - 2 premieres by Fernandina Chan & William McLaughlin. This concert is funded in part by a grant from the SURDNA Foundation.
- Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 7pm
- Friday, May 22, 2009 at 7pm
Tickets: $10.00 General Admission $5 Students/Seniors. For reservations Call 617 358-2500. For more information go to Boston Arts Academy Dance Department
Cambridge Youth Dance presents "IMAGINE" - an Elite Youth Dance Program, premiering Jazz, Modern, The Legat ballet Style, Jazz/Tap and Hip Hop. The program is based on the song from John Lennon "Imagine" with a second half of a "Shot of Rythym and Blues".
- Friday, May 29, 2009 at 8pm
- Saturday, May 30, 2009 at 8pm
Tickets: $20 General Admission. For Reservations Call 617 497-1448. For more information about the company go to www.cambridgeyouthdance.org
April 2008
Dance Theatre Group: Visions 2008
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Ballet Variations Projects: a program of classical repertory
Presented by: Boston University Dance Theatre Group
- Sunday, April 13, 2008 at 6:00 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater
FREE Admission
For more information contact DTG at budance@bu.edu
Photo credit: Bill Parsons/Maximal Image
The Ballet Variations Project was created in the spring of 2006 when a student expressed her desire to perform classical ballet variations. Micki-Taylor Pinney helped get the project underway and established the Ballet Variations Project as a tributary of Dance Theatre Group. The goal of Ballet Variations is to provide an opportunity for ballet dancers of every level to learn and perform in classical ballets.
This semester, Ballet Variations will perform excepts from the classic, Don Quixote. The dancers are busy rehearsing a corps piece from the "Dream Scene" and several variations including "Queen of the Dryads," "Kitri," and the "Wedding Pas de Deux." The performance will also feature variations from Esmerelda and Raymonda.
March 2008
Alice in FitRec Land: a site-specific movement event
- Thursday, March 20, 2008, 8 – 9 p.m.
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Boston University Fitness and Recreation Center
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Highlighting the talent and creativity of BU students, “Alice in FitRec Land” includes:
- Dance Theatre Group ballet and contemporary works adapted for the squash courts and running track. Choreographers: Michael Jahoda and Margot Parsons
- A Synchronized Swim Team number accompanied by cellist, Amanda Fessenden
- Ballroom Dance Club dipping in the Grand Lobby
- Climbers dancing and dancers climbing on the climbing wall. Choreographer: Ramelle Adams with excerpts by Micki Taylor-Pinney
- Tapper, Nicole Urbanowski, and percussionist, Elijah Palnik, battling in the hallways
- A poi performance by Sam Perry at the entrance to the building
Surprise performances will appear throughout the building including a performance by singer, Sarah St. Denis. Several of the events will have lights designed by CFA lighting design student, Matthew Smith or Dance Theater Manager, Lynda Rieman.
The audience will move from site to site during the hour, directed by a map, schedule of events and by tour guides in costume. It promises to be an Alice in Wonderland experience.
Click here for the schedule of performances
For more information: Call Micki Taylor-Pinney at 617-353-1597
This event was partially funded by the Undergraduate Student Fee.
February 2008
Aurora Borealis 6:
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The sixth annual collaboration between the School of Theatre and the Boston University Dance Program, featuring world premiere dance and movement pieces by choreographers Judith Chaffee, Sarah Foster, Margot Parsons, Ulrike Prager, Micki Taylor-Pinney, Nicole Tomeo, and Theatre Arts seniors from the School of Theatre. Co-directed by Judith Chaffee and Micki Taylor-Pinney. Location: Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts, 527 Tremont Street, Boston Tickets: $12 general public; $10 BU alumni, students, and senior citizens; members of the BU community receive one free ticket per BU ID at the door on the day of the performance, subject to availability. Box Office: online at www.BostonTheatreScene.com, by phone at 617-933-8600 Click here for the press release |
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November 2007
Dance Theatre Group: Origins 2007 Presented by: |
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Ballet Variations Projects: a program of classical repertory
Presented by: Boston University Dance Theatre Group
Sunday, November 18th, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater
FREE Admission
For more information contact DTG at budance@bu.edu
( DTG students performing a variation of Giselle in Ballet Variations Project Fall 2006.)
The Ballet Variations Project was created in the spring of 2006 when a student expressed her desire to perform classical ballet variations. Micki-Taylor Pinney helped get the project underway and established the Ballet Variations Project as a tributary of Dance Theatre Group. The goal of Ballet Variations is to provide an opportunity for ballet dancers of every level to learn and perform in classical ballets. This fall, the Ballet Variations Project is excited to perform excerpts from the holiday classic, The Nutcracker.
“Insights into the Contemporary Dance Scene in Israel” Monday, November 19, 2007, 2-3 p.m. An informal presentation and discussion with award-winning Israeli choreographer and director of a cultural center in Tel Aviv, Israel. Event, which includes a DVD presentation, will highlight Israeli dance companies and their increased international recognition. RSVP required to attend this event. |
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Yair Vardi has worked in the dance profession for over 40 years. He was a member of the second generation of the Bat Sheva Dance Company, winning the 1977 “Kinor David” award, before joining the Ballet Rambert in London and founding the English Dance Theatre/Dance City. Vardi is currently the Director of the Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre in Tel Aviv, and serves as Artistic Director of the Karmiel Dance Festival. He advises the Dance Program at the Performing Arts Center in Tel Aviv and was appointed Head of Dance at the Jerusalem Academy for Music and Dance.
For more information Call Micki Taylor-Pinney at 617-353-1597.
October 2007
Residency with Claire Porter: October 24-26
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Informal Performance Friday, October 26, 2007, 8-9 p.m. with members of Dance Theatre Group Performance includes: |
Claire will also be performing:
Namely, Muscles
Saturday, October 27, 8 p.m.
Harvard Dance Center, 60 Garden Street, Cambridge.
Admission is free.
Namely, Muscles is a new full evening's piece with Claire Porter portraying Dr. Nickie Nom, Forensic Orthopedic Autopsy Muscular Anatomical Surgical Specialist, as she gives a reading from her new book of poems, Namely, Muscles. Her 30 plus poems enact 68 major muscles of the body and then some. www.fas.harvard.edu/dance
CLAIRE PORTER's work has been produced by Dance Theater Workshop, PS-122, Joyce Soho, The Bottom Line, NY Horticulture Society, The Knitting Factory, Danspace at St. Marks, Jacob's Pillow, Southern Theater in Minneapolis MN, Duncan Theater in Palm Beach FL, Liberty Science Center NJ, Kitchen Theater in Ithaca, NY, Wooley Mammoth Theater in DC, Off Center Theater in Tampa FL, Center Stage in Raleigh NC, American Dance Festival, Lucille Ball Festival of Comedy, Holland Festival in the Netherlands, Tour of Comedy in Germany and the Korea International Festival in Seoul. She performed at the opening of the Peter Eisenman Building at the University of Cincinnati, was the hostess-comedienne-scene changer for the Minnesota Composers Forum's New Music Concert and has appeared on staircases, boats, backyards, gyms, classrooms, airports, humor festivals, museums and soapboxes. Claire has received several NEA and NJ Choreography Fellowships (including a 2002 NJ Fellowship), commissions from DTW's First Light Project, Art Matters, University Dance Companies and Domino's Pizza Company. She has an MA in Dance from Ohio State, a BA in Mathematics, is a Laban Movement Analyst and taught Choreography at Columbia Teachers College NYC.
VERVE
Presented by: BoSoma Dance Company
Friday, October 19th, 2007 at 8 p.m.
Saturday, October 20th, 2007 at 8 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater
Admission: TBA
For more information contact: www.bosoma.org
| BoSoma Dance Company alongside acclaimed local guest choreographers, visual artists and musicians present the dynamic and thought provoking performance, VERVE, at Boston University's Dance Theatre located at 915 Commonwealth Avenue on October 19th & 20th at 8pm. The evening will leave you breathless with BoSoma's committment and passion for highly precise and stimulating movement. BoSoma will debute, Pneumonic Device, a new piece which challenges highly technical dancers by performing blind folded as the choreography explores our constant demand for success while being blind to the moments that make life miraculous. |  |
"...choreography as thrilling and unpredictable as a summer lightning storm." ~ Boston Globe "The evening's one undisputed crowd pleaser was BoSoma Dance Company's kinetically charged 'Boxed'"… ~ Boston Globe |
September 2007
Dance Showcase 2007 Friday, September 28th, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets: $15 general public; $12 BDA members; $10 students Box office: 617-358-2500; opens at 6pm concert nights photo credit: Bill Parsons/Maximal Image |
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Boston Ballet II has been invited to join choreographers Joan Green, Liz Roncka, Margot Parsons, Anne Marie (not performing due to injury; replaced by Jennifer Leisner) and John Paul, DeAnna Pellecchia & Ingrid Schatz and Micki Taylor-Pinney. There are several premieres. The roster for this concert reflects the diversity of the curriculum and takes an inclusive look at what constitutes concert dance.
Please note: On Saturday, parking is available at the 808 Commonwealth Lot for $5. Friday night, parking is available at the Agganis Arena lot for $1 per hour.
July 2007
A Story and A Song
Presented by: Navarasa Dance Theater
Friday, July 20th, 2007 at 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 21st, 2007 at 8:00 p.m.
Friday, July 27th, 2007 at 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 28th, 2007 at 8:00 p.m
A Story and A Song is a new production that has been developed based on women’s stories. An interactive dialogue between Kannada folk tales, Native American tales along with narratives from contemporary women, A Story and A Song is a tale of women, environment and love. Stories are from A. K. Ramanujan’s translations of Kannada folktales and Native American tales by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz (editors), and local tales by grand mothers, friends and family. Choreography is based on Bharatanatyam, Yoga, Martial Arts and Theater. The performance encompasses spoken word, dance, theater and contact improvisation in a powerful way to engage the audience.
November 2006
Origins 2006, Works by Students, Faculty, and Alumni
November 17th at 8:00 p.m., and Novemebr 18th at 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
ORIGINS 2006 will feature more than 15 group pieces, including innovative works by BU dance faculty members Margot Parsons, Micki Taylor-Pinney and Michael Jahoda. The student pieces highlight the diverse nature of DTG and vary from a large group dance performed to Bollywood music, to a contemporary study of classical ballet technique, to an exploration in combining the worlds of hip-hop and modern dance.
October 2006
Informal Performance
with filmmaker and choreographer, Victoria Marks
and members
of Dance Theatre Group
Saturday, October 21, 8 - 9 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater
Victoria Marks will create a new study incorporating movement and film for the Boston University dance students during a residency October 18-21. She draws on her exceptional skills as a filmmaker and her extensive experience as dancer/choreographer working with diverse populations. Marks and Taisha Pagett will also perform a duet titled "Not About Iraq" which focuses on issues of democracy and race. It is an interdisciplinary tour-de-force. In addition, Marks will show selections of her award-winning films. The hour long program will include a question and answer exchange.
September 2006
Dance Showcase 2006
September 29 and 30, 8 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater
Guest artists from Boston Ballet II (BBII) and FireFly Aerial Acrobatics join faculty David Connolly, Lynn Modell, Liz Roncka, Margot Parsons, DeAnna Pellecchia and coordinator of dance, Micki Taylor-Pinney for an evening of premieres and repertory. Program reflects the diverseofferings of the department.
June 2006
Benita
Bike's DanceArt
25th
Anniversary Celebration
Friday,
June 2 and Saturday, June 3 at 8 p.m.
Boston
University Dance Theater
To highlight its 25th anniversary season, Benita Bike's DanceArt Company is performing not only in its home base Los Angeles, but also in Boston where the company originated. The program will feature new and old dances from the company's repertory, danced by company members Weslie Ching, Michelle McGraw, Sarah Shouse, Emily Wheeler, and Teya Wolvington. A video review of DanceArt's 25 years of dancing will also be shown at intermission, and a reception will follow the Saturday performance. Benita Bike's choreography has been presented throughout New England, New York, California, Arizona, and in France and Poland. For information and tickets call 818/353-5734 or see www.danceart.org.
May 2006
Caitlin
Corbett Dance Co.
Friday, May 5
and Saturday, May 6 at 8 p.m., and Sunday, May 7 at 6 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater
Caitlin Corbett , artistic director of Caitlin Corbett Dance Company, has been presenting work in the Boston area since 1984. Her early influence by New York's Judson Theatre choreographers prompted her to abandon virtuosity while heralding the everyday. She has been strongly influenced by the sublime beauty of the ordinary, pedestrian movement, and chance. Juxtaposing the everyday with the explosive physicality of her movement style, her choreography has become an idiosyncratic blend of original movement and gesture often performed by both dancers and non-dancers. "Her movement vocabulary - which is lush and spare at once - is so distinctive that is has the kinesthetic effect of a rich flavor lingering on your tongue… Corbett's work not only addresses intellectual questions but also has humor and heart." Thea Singer, Boston Globe. For more information, contact Caitlin Corbett at ccorbett@salemstate.edu.
Margot Parsons Dance Co.
Friday, May 19 and Saturday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m. Boston University Dance Theater DanceVisions, Inc. is celebrating it 24th anniversary with “Sweeping Pools of Time,” an evening of dances by Margot Parsons Dance Company. There will be five works that include a premier by Margot Parsons; a collaborative work conceived and directed by Judith Chaffee and danced by Ramelle Adams, Ann Brown Allen, Judith Chaffee, Margot Parsons, and Micki Taylor-Pinney; and a work by a new choreographer and Company member, Angelina Lin. Margot Parsons choreography emphasizes musicality, space, and the infusion of the ballet vocabulary with contemporary angularity to capture the beauty and grace of the human spirit. The works presented are a sequence of personal responses to the complexity of the world. Margot Parsons' work utilizes “…an expansive embrace of traditional vocabulary…enriched by modern influences…” ( Boston Globe, 2004). The Boston Herald cited her in December 2004 as one of “Two local choreographers [to] top the 2004 list for inexhaustible productivity and a fertile imagination.” For more information, visit http://www.dancevisions.net/.
Northeast Youth Ballet Choreographers Showcase
Saturday, May 27 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, May 28 at 3 p.m. Boston University Dance Theater .
The stage is set for new, innovative and exciting choreographers to display their vision. Witness the passion of Northeast Youth Ballet's talented young dancers as they perform these original works in our annual Choreographers Showcase in collaboration with the Roxey Ballet Company. Emerging takes place at BU's new state of the art studio theater, 915 Commonwealth Ave, Boston. Choreographers featured are artistic director of NYB, Denise Cecere, artistic director of the Roxey Ballet, Mark Roxey, Thang Dao of Steven Petronio's Dance company, and several others from the US and abroad.
For tickets contact Rachael Terry at 781-665-2236 or purchase tickets at the door one hour prior to performance. Ticket prices are $15 Adults, $12 Seniors and Students. http://www.northeastyouthballet.org.
APRIL 2006
Dheem
Saturday, April 1, 2006, at 3 p.m. Boston University Dance Theater. Student-run classical Indian Dance production. For more information, contact Madhuri Sharma at madz84@bu.edu.
Alysia Woodruff and Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp present..
"This fairytale is not working out," an evening of modern dance mischief.
Saturday, April 1, 2006 at 8 p.m. See March 2006 for more information.
Dance Theatre Group - "Visions"
Friday, April 7 at 8 p.m., Saturday, April 8 at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Boston University Dance Theater Student dance performance group mentored by faculty members Micki Taylor-Pinney, Ann Brown Allen and Stephanie Creary. Featuring student works and works by faculty members Micki Taylor-Pinney, Stephanie Creary, and Margot Parsons. For more information, contact dtg@bu.edu.
Daniel McCusker Dance
"Four or Five Dances by Daniel McCusker"
**Honored as an "April WBUR Pick" by Debra Cash
Friday,
April 21 at 8 p.m., Saturday, April 22 at 8 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater.
The program will include recent works: Scattered ,
a quartet for Eleanor Duckworth, Ana Keilson, Robbyn Scott
and Wanda Strukus; arms-length , a duet for Scott and
Naomi Jason, both made last summer during a two-week residency
at Scott's studio on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia
; and the recently completed Shared Address .Alison
Ball, Janet Blackman, Nikki Carrara, Helena Chang, Brian Crabtree,
Joelle N. Garfi, Edie Hettinger, Rozann Kraus, Rebecca Lay,
Jennifer Lin, Mr. McCusker, Carol Schneider-Sereda and Melody
Ruffin Ward complete the company. “Daniel McCusker's lean,
contemplative dances are rife with contradictions: They're
at once angular and curvaceous, abstract and poignantly human,
meticulously geometric and free of restraints…Emotional content
sweeps through his structures because human bodies are what
give them shape.” Thea Singer, 2002, The Boston Globe.
For more information, contact Daniel McCusker dmccusker@mail2.gis.net.
Boston Youth Moves Dance Company Concert
Friday, April
28 at 8 p.m., Saturday, April 29 at 8 p.m.
Boston
University Dance Theater.
Continuing to make a mark
on the New England artistic scene, Boston Youth Moves Dance
Company will present a challenging and exciting concert of
their work at Boston University . These elite teenage
dancers will showcase the styles and genres of several nationally
acclaimed choreographers, including Boston native, Sean Curran.
Curran, who heads his own dance company in New York City , was one of the original cast members of STOMP! and has choreographed a provocative piece for Boston Youth Moves. Marcus Schulkind, also a Boston native, has choreographed several numbers for these gifted teens. Another highlight of the evening will be a contemporary and breathtaking piece created by Broadway dancer Stephen Reed. The company will round out their evening performing choreography by Jeannette Neill, executive director of the company, and Jim Viera, its artistic director. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for seniors and children under 12. For tickets and more information about Boston Youth Moves and its Company, please contact BYM at 617-523-1355.
For more information, contact Jim Viera at James.Viera@comcast.net.
MARCH 2006
Willing Suspension "The Maid's Tragedy"
Friday,
March 17, 2006, 7 p.m.and Saturday, March 18, 2006, 2 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater.
Student-run theater production co-sponsored by the Boston
University English Department.
Alysia Woodruff and Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp present..
"This fairytale is not working out," an evening of modern dance mischief.
Friday,
March 31 and Saturday, April 1, 2006 at 8 p.m.
Boston
University Dance Theater
ASL interpreter present for both
shows. "This fairytale is not working out" iwas
constructed as a series of vignettes that unfold inside the
mind of a fairytale character in the midst of a nervous breakdown.
From speed-dating to coping with the urge to bite a complete
stranger, this slightly unhinged girl takes us on a light-hearted
tour of the language and manners of our modern world. Rose
and Alysia's choreographic styles are similar in that they
share the same aesthetic principles found in release-based
technique. This dynamic and athletic technique is based
on flow and movement efficiency while maintaining core strength
and internal support. Alysia Woodruff and Rose Pasquarello
Beauchamp are interested in modern dance as a way to build
community and facilitate the exchange of ideas. For more information,
contact alysiadance@fastmail.fm
or call (617) 283-0033.
FEBRUARY 2006
Boston
University School of Theatre presents the fourth annual
AURORA BOREALIS: A FESTIVAL OF LIGHT AND DANCE
February 9 - 12, 2006, Calderwood Pavilion, BCA
The Boston University College of Fine Arts collaborated with the University's Dance Program to produce “Aurora Borealis: A Festival of Light and Dance.” Works by student choreographer Gabrielle Orcha, along with other student work from the Boston University Dance Theatre Group, as well as collaborations with theatre faculty, lighting designers, choreographers, actors and musicians, were featured.. Also featured will be work by two dance faculty members, Micki Taylor-Pinney and Margot Parsons, from the Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
New England Regional Dance
Conference
February 16 - 19, 2006, Boston University
DECEMBER 2005
EgoArt "Ego Show VI"
December 2-4, 2005. Dance Theater. Works by Nicole Pierce
Dheem
December 4, 2005. Dance Theater. Student run classical Indian dance production. 100% of proceeds benefited Doctors Without Borders.
NOVEMBER 2005
Dance
Theater Group
“ORIGINS 2005”, A FALL DANCE CONCERT , Boston University
Dance Theater
Friday, November 18 at 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, November 19, 2005 at 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. This production showcased a wide variety of works by student, alumni, and faculty choreographers. DTG donated one dollar from each ticket sold to the Southern Arts Federation Relief Fund.
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2005
Dance Collective
- "Commencement, the end of an era"
September 9 & 10, 2005, 8 p.m. Boston University
Dance Theater
Choreography by Artistic Director, Micki Taylor-Pinney, and
guest choreographer, Sarah Slifer. Collaborative works with
video artists, composers and musicians.
Featured: Dancers: Ann Brown Allen*, Sarah Ackley, Emily Beattie,
Stephanie Creary*, Jillian Davey, Kachina Drew-Geaber, Stephany
Menzela*, Gabrielle Orcha*, Liz Roncka*, Sandra Shih, Sarah
Slifer, and Micki Taylor-Pinney*
* members of BU Community (faculty, staff, alumni or students)
Video artist: Harvey Nosowitz
Musicians: Markus Pinney, Marten de Wind, Andrea Fontemaggi
Bosoma
with Collage Dance Ensemble - "VELOCITY2"
September 16, 8 p.m.; September 17, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m.
Boston University Dance Theater
Tickets: $22 General admission; $18, students and seniors
Call 617-562-0550 or visit www.bosoma.org
Dance
Showcase - works by faculty, alumni and guests
September 30 & October 1, 2005, 8 p.m. Boston University
Dance Theater
This annual production showcased works from a wide cross section
of dance genres.
Dance Showcase featured work by alumni, faculty, and guests
of Boston University. Several former students, Sarah Foster,
Heather Harrington, and Liz Roncka, were invited back to join
faculty members Stephanie Creary, David Connolly, Margot Parsons,
Anne Marie and John Paul, DeAnna Pellecchia and Micki Taylor-Pinney.
