Showing posts with label modern dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modern dance. Show all posts

Monday, August 9, 2010

chilmark day three

it is a quiet evening here in Chilmark, Mass. I can hear the crickets outside as the darkness settles in around the commune. the last day or so has eased in, i arrived here very upset and in desperate need for a change. i am finally settling in, and suspect that a few more days and i will feel really relaxed here. i had a lot to say before but i don't feel it's necessary to write much tonight. there are spiders on the wall. daddy long legs are like dancers with their thin legs, but i do not like them. yet, i have not been able to kill them-- i just do not feel the need. 

today i awoke at six a.m., showered and crept down the stairs, careful not to wake my roommates. i went down the gravel rode to take a seven a.m. yoga class, followed by an eight a.m. meeting. later in the afternoon i went to the grocery store in edgartown, which is thirty minute ride which i drove down back roads and windy paths, careful of bikers and pedestrians. on the way back, i got a little lost and wound up at a beach but the beauty of the bay and the yachts and boathouses, the white pale sand was totally worth it.

cleaned a lot again today. the attic bedroom is now in good shape. i took a picture after the cleaning but not before ... if you only knew. made some zucchini and red onions from the farm share. some pasta and steak from the market. read some of simone forte's handbook in motion. she speaks motions. i am completely immersed and will quote her quite soon. 

i took a video of me dancing: 
it's just a little solo improvisation. nothing special but thought i would post it here. 

also took some pictures tonight, here are the one's i most love:
the compound next door.
view from the water. 
 
the house i am currently living in.


simone on the porch.

 our countryside sign.

and here is a picture of me in the midst of adjusting to a new and wondrous place:
yayy. :) peas and love, m

Saturday, July 24, 2010

tonight at center for performance research
an inde news break!!

A friend of mine emailed me a link telling me about performances of Galvanic Folklore from the Accelerating Universe, an evening of dance work by Cori Kresge, whom I have never heard of but after looking at her website, I think I would like to see her work. It seems aesthetically pleasing-- spatially expansive and virtuosic with a minimalist score by Jeremy Tressler.

Performances take place this weekend. The last performance is tonight at 8.00pm at CPR, Center for Performance Research, located in Williamsburg on Manhattan Ave. Take the L train to Lorimer, walk to Manhattan and walk north until you reach CPR ( 361 Manhattan Avenue, Unit 1 Brooklyn, NY 11211
info(at)cprnyc.org (718) 349-1210)

I may not be able to go because I am all about free dance in NYC and may not have a few extra bucks (it's $15.00 Gen Admission, $10 for students and seniors), I also may not be in Brooklyn this evening. However, if I am-- I would love to check this out and write a bit on what it's about.

Here's the link to Core's website: http://corikresge.org

Center for Perfomance Research: http://www.cprnyc.org


Hope you get to see it! That's all for now (Don't forget: Merce celebration at Battery Park, FREE-- Mon. at 6.00pm, Susan Marshall, Jon Kinzel and others!)


cheers,
m