THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 8pm
FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 8pm
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2019 8pm
Venue
the beautifully renovated
Kennedy Heights Arts Center Lindner Annex
6620 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45213
Tickets
Before May 19, 2019 / Early Bird Pricing
$10 Students, Seniors, and Low-Income
$15 Adults
Starting May 20, 2019 / Regular Pricing
$15 Students, Seniors, and Low-Income
$20 Adults
SEATING IS VERY LIMITED
RESERVE YOUR SEAT TODAY
Featuring MamLuft&Co. Dance Company Members
Corrinne Bailey
Samantha Conte
Claire Dieringer
Susan Honer
Gabriel Martinez Rubio
Hannah Williamson
DANCE & DIALOGUE
What is Modern Dance?
Join us for a rare opportunity and insider experience
FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, MamLuft&Co. Dance presents a full showcase of works created by Company Members in the New Dance Laboratory, the culmination of a half-season choreography incubator.
Corrinne Bailey, Claire Dieringer, Susan Honer, Juan Gabriel Martinez Rubio, and Hannah Williamson will present pieces created on their professional Company peers in the beautiful, new Kennedy Heights Arts Center Lindner Annex.
In a highly unique opportunity, following each piece, the choreographer will join the audience for a moderated, short, 7-minute, direct dialogue between choreographer and audience. This provides a fun and engaging opportunity both for artists to consider reactions to their work and for audiences to gain insider access into the creative process and influence further development of the dance pieces.
Join us for this rare event that won’t be repeated!
RUN TIME: 90 minutes including a 10-minute intermission. Works range from 6 to 12 minutes. Discussions will last 7 minutes for each work.
Premiering…
In…Out
CHOREOGRAPHER
Juan Gabriel Martinez Rubio
Juan Gabriel Martinez Rubio presents a work inspired by the painting “Woman Leaving the Psychoanalyst” (Remedios Varo) and by the life of Carlos Castaneda (a Peruvian anthropologist who became well-known for his drug-fueled attempts to manipulate time and space). Martinez’s choreography for three women, in three sections, explores a state of sleep called hypnagogic hallucination. Also known as “sleep hallucination,” it is a vivid sensation that can involve numerous senses and occurs while entering sleep.
Currently Untitlted
CHOREOGRAPHER
Claire Dieringer
A work by Claire Dieringer imagines the depositing of persons into a realm of darkness and decay, where earth disintegrates beneath feet and vision is dim. The new inhabitants traverse unfamiliar territory with compromised perception.
Two Solos for Woman
CHOREOGRAPHER
Susan Honer
A two-part solo by Susan Honer (with original music by MamLuft&Co. Dance Composer-In-Residence, Sean Simon) explores an experiential yin and yang. The first section of the work explores the moment right before an honest truth bursts forward. The second section is a response (referencing classical Modern Dance): after releasing what has been held inside, the soloist finds clarity and strength.
What We Want
CHOREOGRAPHER
Corrinne Bailey
“What We Want,” a quirky trio choreographed by Corrinne Bailey, reflects on the present sociopolitical state. Three females sweep the stage back and forth, tired of waiting to hear what others have determined for them. Each explores her own choices, but together, they create a new path.
You Are Mine!
CHOREOGRAPHER
Hannah Williamson
A full-ensemble work by Hannah Williamson explores the mind of a woman from an era ruled by decorum and outward appearances. Madness and hysteria expand as she struggles to find temperance.
Kennedy Heights Arts Center
Lindner Annex
6620 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45213
The Kennedy Heights Arts Center Lindner Annex is handicap accessible.
Accessible restrooms.
No steps, indoor or out.
Handicap parking.
Wheelchair-accessible seating available.
Please ring the doorbell for assistance with the front door.
MamLuft&Co. Dance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to enhance lives through Modern Dance that is innovative, palpable, and accessible. MamLuft&Co. Dance’s work is supported in part by individual donors, big and small.
MamLuft&Co. Dance’s season work is made possible through the Louise Dieterle Nippert Musical Arts Fund of the Greenacres Foundation and the generosity of more than 40,000 contributors to the ArtsWave Community Campaign. The Ohio Arts Council helps to fund this organization with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence, and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans. This project was supported in part by the Ohio Arts Council, which receives support from the State of Ohio and the National Endowment for the Arts. ML&Co.’s performance season is sponsored by The Louise Taft Semple Foundation and The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation. This production is made possible through a partnership with Kennedy Heights Arts Center, where MamLuft&Co. Dance is the dance-company-in-residence.