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DIRECT CURRENT
RebollarDance presents: Variations
CANCELLED
Kennedy Center
Terrace Theater
DIRECT CURRENT presents a music and dance double-bill crowned by the East Coast premiere of 1001, performed live by its creators: choreographer and Company Wayne McGregor member Fukiko Takase, and composer Dustin O’Halloran. 1001 shares the program with Variations, an in-depth look at the “theme and variations” structure by Dance Metro DC Award-winning choreographer Erica Rebollar, founder of the RebollarDance collective, to original music by Golden Reel Award-winner Charlie Campagna.
RebollarDance presents: Variations
CANCELLED
Kennedy Center
Terrace Theater
DIRECT CURRENT presents a music and dance double-bill crowned by the East Coast premiere of 1001, performed live by its creators: choreographer and Company Wayne McGregor member Fukiko Takase, and composer Dustin O’Halloran. 1001 shares the program with Variations, an in-depth look at the “theme and variations” structure by Dance Metro DC Award-winning choreographer Erica Rebollar, founder of the RebollarDance collective, to original music by Golden Reel Award-winner Charlie Campagna.
Spacetime Dance & Human Landscape Dance
POSTPONED
Dance Loft on 14
4618 14th St NW
Washington DC
Memory Field: Dances of Forgetting
Spacetime Dance and Human Landscape Dance present Memory Field: Dances of Forgetting, an evening of contemporary dance on the topic of memory. Katie Sopoci Drake, Artistic Director of Spacetime Dance, approaches memory scientifically, bodies firing like synapses across neurons. Malcolm Shute, Artistic Director of Human Landscape Dance, presents dances inspired by the experience of his father-in-law, Michael Mueller, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Dancers form a human waterfall to represent the radiance of old memories.
POSTPONED
Dance Loft on 14
4618 14th St NW
Washington DC
Memory Field: Dances of Forgetting
Spacetime Dance and Human Landscape Dance present Memory Field: Dances of Forgetting, an evening of contemporary dance on the topic of memory. Katie Sopoci Drake, Artistic Director of Spacetime Dance, approaches memory scientifically, bodies firing like synapses across neurons. Malcolm Shute, Artistic Director of Human Landscape Dance, presents dances inspired by the experience of his father-in-law, Michael Mueller, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Dancers form a human waterfall to represent the radiance of old memories.
Jane Franklin Dance presents: New Compositions & Spacetime Dance
POSTPONED
Theatre on the Run
Jane Franklin Dance presents new works by new choreographers.
Spacetime Dance presents a new work focused on neuroscience and navigation
POSTPONED
Theatre on the Run
Jane Franklin Dance presents new works by new choreographers.
Spacetime Dance presents a new work focused on neuroscience and navigation
Spacetime Dance's 2020 season is supported by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities
