UMBC THEATRE
NEW WORKS AND AUDIENCE FAVORITES
photo by Enoch Chan
photo by Enoch Chan
photo by Enoch Chan
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2010 at 8:00pm
re-scheduled performance due to the Blizzard of 2010
UMBC THEATRE, Baltimore, MD
Admission:
$15 general,
$10 seniors/students,
$ 7 UMBC Student ID
Purchase tickets at Missiontix.com (credit cards) OR call UMBC 410-455-6260 for reservations (cash or check)
UMBC THEATRE, Baltimore, MD
Admission:
BDP returns to the UMBC Theatre with a mix of heart-warming, mind-bending, vigorous, inventive, creepy, and entertaining dance, featuring choreography by artistic directors Doug Hamby and Carol Hess, and performances by award-winning dancers Sandra Lacy, Adrienne Clancy, and a crew of 8 outstanding dancers.
Hamby works include:
--Stop and Go*, in which a young dancer revs his engines for the first time.
--Gavotte*, a playful duet in a theme and variations structure to music by Scarlatti.
--Heartstrings, a movement meditation on the music of Ferdinand Maisel with luscious dancing amid shards and flecks of light.
Hess works include:
--Liquid Measure*, a duet inspired by ancient forms of measurement using the body as a reference.
--Private Property, an edgy dance about personal space and voyeurism, featuring dancer Michelle Brandenburg and camera artist/filmmaker Nick Prevas interacting with live, real-time large scale video.
--Transparencies/Other Lives, in which six dancers become avatars and explore a virtual world, dancing with animated characters and visual projections.
Also featured:
--When I Needed You Most, Where Were You?, choreographed and performed by Adrienne Clancy and Sandra Lacy (a Maryland 2010 Choreographers Showcase selection)
--Two by Eartha, a virtuosic yet whimsical solo by Irene Hultman, performed by Sandra Lacy
Hamby works include:
--Stop and Go*, in which a young dancer revs his engines for the first time.
--Gavotte*, a playful duet in a theme and variations structure to music by Scarlatti.
--Heartstrings, a movement meditation on the music of Ferdinand Maisel with luscious dancing amid shards and flecks of light.
Hess works include:
--Liquid Measure*, a duet inspired by ancient forms of measurement using the body as a reference.
--Private Property, an edgy dance about personal space and voyeurism, featuring dancer Michelle Brandenburg and camera artist/filmmaker Nick Prevas interacting with live, real-time large scale video.
--Transparencies/Other Lives, in which six dancers become avatars and explore a virtual world, dancing with animated characters and visual projections.
Also featured:
--When I Needed You Most, Where Were You?, choreographed and performed by Adrienne Clancy and Sandra Lacy (a Maryland 2010 Choreographers Showcase selection)
--Two by Eartha, a virtuosic yet whimsical solo by Irene Hultman, performed by Sandra Lacy
Funds raised through ticket sales for this event will be administered by the UMBC Foundation.