This is an experimental review I wrote during a class taught by Claudia La Rocco this spring. (See her new blog, Culturist.)
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- Aynsley Vandenbroucke
- is passionate about the role of movement in every aspect of our lives. She is fascinated with the movement of bodies, of thoughts, of experience. And she believes that all movement can be looked at as dance. A choreographer and Laban Movement Analyst, she lives in New York City and in the Catskill Mountains where she and her husband founded and direct Mount Tremper Arts. She currently teaches at Princeton University and Lehman College. See full biography here.
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- Socratic Dialogue (1)
- Sonic Youth (1)
- St. Ann's Warehouse (1)
- Summerscape (1)
- Support Precedes Movement (1)
- The Chocolate Factory (1)
- Umwelt (1)
- Veronique Doisneau (1)
- War protest (1)
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This is a terrific way to capture the experience. The visual arrangement helps capture the feeling of the words.Great idea for a way to do a review!
ReplyDeleteThank you for that reflection on my piece "Without Hope." I must note that the dancer/interpreter of my score on the evening you saw the performance was Jame P. McGinn. I gave the score for "Without Hope" to 3 younger dancers. On the previous evenings it was performed by Regina Rocke and Chase Granoff.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ishmael, for your piece and for the performers names!
ReplyDeletetake care,
aynsley