“It’s about waves of motion —
that surreal sense of the different
ways that sound waves connect.
I’m interested in the dialogue between music and dance. I think
my work has been taking this direction. It’s a very human context
of waves of emotion, sequential
movement, and the interconnectiveness that we have for one another. At the end of the day, it becomes very intimate between the
dancers and each other, between
the dancers and the sound, and
New Jersey Stage
there’s something in this almost
objective way of working that creates something profoundly human.”
In this sensation based exploration, the dancers will investigate
their reactions to the sound waves
and vibrations while the musicians
are stretched to symbolize movement in tone, breath, sound, and
more. This connection between
hearing music with our ears and
embodying it as movement and
seeing bodies move and captur-
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