"La noche que dejaste de actuar" / "The night that you stopped acting" by Anabella Lenzu/DanceDrama Work In Progress

Company:
Anabella Lenzu/DanceDrama
La noche que dejaste de actuar/The night that you stopped acting, is a one woman show which both questions and affirms the reality of being a creator, an artist, and a spectator. It's a reexamination of five key pieces of my repertory as well as an investigation of the very nature of the creative process, asking: "If a work of dance is created in the here and now, what happens when the here and now changes? How do the changes of our circumstances, our lives, and our bodies, alter our approach as dancers and choreographers?" These are the questions from which the show was born.
My work reflects my experience as a Latina/European artist living in New York and comes from a deep examination of my motivations as a woman, mother and immigrant.
Choreographer and Dancer: Anabella Lenzu
Technology Advisor: Todd Carroll
Acting Director & Voice Coach: Daniel Pettrow
Mentor: Kate Valk
Light Designer: Hao Bai
Thursday, September 19th at 7:30pm:
15 min excerpts of “The night that you stopped acting/La noche que dejaste de actuar” at Collaborations in Dance Festival (CollabFest) at Triskelion Arts (106 Calyer Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222)
Tickets $18 in advance/ $22 at the door: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/collab-fest-2019-tickets-66708190995
Sunday October 6 at 2 PM:
20 min excerpts of “The night that you stopped acting/
La noche que dejaste de actuar” at DMAC (62 East 4th Street, Manhattan).
Tickets $15 at TDF.org or at the door.
Sunday, October 27th at 3pm:
Fundraiser Event and Work-in-Progress of my new solo work “The night that you stopped acting/La noche que dejaste de actuar” at CPR (Center for Performance Research, 361 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11211).
Tickets $20/ $15 students
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