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See our plansI first met Jennifer Miller at Performance Space 122 when she was dancing with the improvisation group Screws Loose in the late 80s. Since then I have worked with her...
July 28, 2013 Dear Bessie Committee, It is after careful consideration that I write this letter to you to request that you remove my nomination from the Bessie award category...
These interviews came out of the thesis I wrote for my MFA in 2008. I wanted to write about my experience of the dance culture in the early 1990s in...
Zeena Parkins in conversation with Seth Cluett Seth Cluett: Did you play harp in high school as well as piano? Zeena Parkins: Yes, and I also danced. Seth: Did you...
In Choreography, a Prologue for the Apocalypse of Understanding, Get Ready!, our second project together, we (myself, Zeena, the performers, and Thomas Dunn, the lighting designer) treated our mediums (light,...
IHJ: When did you know you wanted to make dances? JM: I think when I was a freshman in college… no, when I was in high school. I always was...
My desire behind this project is to resonate with the history of water movement on the island with our dancing. Like water the performing will absorb what is around it...
In the last four years I’ve experienced New York City as more labyrinth than landscape. A labyrinth services some master plan; it makes you stumble and backtrack your steps. It...
(1) The intro: the thing about a score is that it has to enter into the world in some known fashion in order to allow for an experience of the...
Oct 13, 2001 I teach dance at the Borough of Manhattan Community College in the Early Childhood Center. It's quite close to the site of the World Trade Center and...
Yvonne Meier has studied Skinner Releasing Technique with Joan Skinner since 1980. The Skinner work has been a steady base for her performance work as well as for her teaching....
The Sugar Project is a performance project created by students and artists working at El Puente's Academy for Peace and Justice. It developed out of an integrated curriculum on the...
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