Split Bill - September 2014
Company:
Triskelion Arts
Split Bill
September 25 - 28, 2014 at 7:30pm
Aldous Theater at Triskelion Arts*
118 N. 11th Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11249
*PLEASE NOTE LOCATION CHANGE
Tickets: $16 / sbsept14.brownpapertickets.com
The Split Bill program is designed to support emerging dance artists looking for a stepping-stone between the showcase format and full, evening-length self-production. At least two of the participating artists or companies will be selected to share a run as part of the Triskelion Arts Presents program during the 2015-2016 Season. September’s series features Justin Rivera, DanceTheYard, Quentin Burley, and Sum Bones Co.
Schedule:
Thursday, September 25: Justin Rivera and DanceTheYard
Friday, September 26: Quentin Burley and Sum Bones Co.
Saturday, September 27: DanceTheYard and Quentin Burley
Sunday, September 28: Sum Bones Co. and Justin Rivera
About the Artists:
Justin Rivera presents Foster a Tale, a piece that explores the way we experience and interpret memory. It displays a few of the extreme human conditions and asks the audience to connect (or not) based on their own history. Inspired by memoirs and personal diaries, the work asks viewers to reflect on their own experiences and what those experiences mean now.
Dance The Yard‘s Co-Artistic Directors, Jesse Keller and Alison Manning, premiere untitled, a work inspired by the stages of life, the multi-faceted and complicated reality of the human experience. Apparent, but without literal representation, the performers explore the self; womb, emergence, fear, persecution, love, community, identity, support. The viewer is brought on a journey through the strength of the soul and of community.
Quentin Burley’s new work investigates how three dancers can inhabit a thousand ideas. By becoming entirely new beings at every turn, this trio explores a cinematic way to sequence random events into an absurd adventure. This splattered collage ranges from the surreal to the utmost mundane – resulting in an awkward odyssey rich with dry humor and grand virtuosity.
Adrian Galvin of Sum Bones Co. presents Solar Well, a kinetic mythology of greatly varied amplitude. Two separate dance-organisms have been fused together into a symbiotic creature of uncommon dynamic range, contrast, power, and intimacy.
