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See our plansHilary Clark is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer, working in dance and theater since 1998. She received a New York Dance and Performance Award in 2008. In 2023, Hilary choreographed Night Keeper written and directed by Aaron Landsman at The Chocolate Factory Theater in NYC. She is currently a dramaturg for Juliana May’s Optimistic Voices. Current collaborations with Nicole Daunic, including MA(T)TERing, have had support from a Creative Residency at the Chocolate Factory Theater (2024) and Lower Manhattan Community Council at Governor’s Island (Oct 2024). Clark currently teaches movement, healing, and somatic practices in various settings.
This conversation between Juliana F. May and Hilary Clark emerges out of a failed editorial endeavor. Seeking to illustrate the dialogic nature of dramaturgy— where two (or more) people hover...
Which ideas have had/should have/will have the most influence on dance in the 21st century? Deborah Hay, Choreographer, Austin, TX I do not have an answer to your question, but...
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