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Consensus of Forms, new dance works
WHEN: March 27th 7:30pm, March 28th 2:00pm and 7:30pm WHERE: Princeton University; Hearst Dance Theater Info and Tickets “Reverdie” is a new contemporary solo ballet work choreographed by Amanda Treiber and performed by senior Helena Richardson. French for “re-greening,” reverdie refers to a genre of medieval French poems, especially dancing songs, hailing the arrival of spring. Joining together ballet and natural movement, the work imagines springtime, dawn, and the “re-greening” of a forest — celebrating the beauty of life in transition (at a particularly timely moment for Helena and this year’s seniors). |
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Amanda Treiber + Company feat.
NOCO Dance Intensive WHEN: July 25th at 7:00pm WHERE: The Lincoln Center; Fort Collins, CO Info and Tickets New York City based ballet company Amanda Treiber + Company (AT+Co) makes their Colorado debut in a special collaboration with NOCO Dance Intensive. The performance features students from the NOCO Dance Intensive alongside dancers; Giulia Faria former principal dancer with New York Theatre Ballet, Jonatan Lujan dancer with The Metropolitan Opera, dancers Jackie Bologna and Harrison Coll and pianist Michael Scales from New York City Ballet. The hour-long program celebrates community and collaboration with live music and choreography by Amanda Treiber and Jonatan Lujan. |
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Vail Dance Festival
NOW: Premieres WHEN: August 10th 7:00pm WHERE: GERALD R. FORD AMPHITHEATER Info and Tickets Over the past two decades under the visionary leadership of Artistic Director Damian Woetzel, the Vail Dance Festival has earned worldwide acclaim as a stage where bold new music and dance meet the moment, now—presenting over 130 original works by some of the world’s most cutting-edge voices in contemporary choreography. This evening marks the 20th anniversary of Woetzel’s extraordinary artistic vision with a collection of new works created in collaboration with Festival artists, featuring daring choreography and a remarkable ensemble of dancers and musicians from across genres. Choreographers will include Robert Battle, Larry Keigwin, Tiler Peck, Artist-In-Residence Alexei Ratmansky, Pam Tanowitz, and first time Festival choreographers Chun Wai Chan and Amanda Treiber. |