Becky Radway Dance Projects presents "Residue"
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Becky Radway Dance Projects
Becky Radway Dance Projects presents "Residue"
October 5 – 8 & 12 – 14, 2017 at 8pm
The Boiler
191 N. 14th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249
TICKETS: $25 (seating is limited!)
October 6th Gala Performance: $40
(includes post-show reception with the cast, live music, and champagne toast)
Purchase at brdp2017.brownpapertickets.com
featuring: Jesse Barnett, Joshua Dutton-Reaver, Jessica Goldberg,
Mary Madsen, Becky Radway, Niko Tsocanos, and Carlton Cyrus Ward
Live music by Patrick Breiner
Original score by Erik Sanko
Set design by Elisabeth Svenningsen
Lighting design by Andy Dickerson
Becky Radway Dance Projects (BRDP) is thrilled to be celebrating its 15th year this Fall with the premiere of its most elaborate and engaging project to date… a haunting, original dance work built inside a full-stage, steel-pipe set design. "Residue" will premiere at The Boiler, a historic factory space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, marinating the work in a visceral industrial environment. Part acrobatic spectacle and part ghost story, "Residue" places soft, moving bodies inside a harsh, geometric landscape that is thick with memory. Performers climb and swing through this world of poles along with a roving live musician, threading together in intimate embraces and powerful locomotion. Using steel pipes, ladders, and walkways high above the ground, BRDP creates a stark and awe-inspiring visual environment for a beautifully tragic story.
Becky Radway Dance Projects (BRDP) is a NY-based modern dance company founded in 2002 to create innovative movement and powerful imagery through original dance works. The company presents vibrant performances with a goal to establish unique environments with each new production that deliver an overall visceral and aesthetic experience.
MORE INFO: www.beckyradwaydanceprojects.com/residue
Image by Sam Polcer
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