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2022 ChoreoLab Performance at The Barn
with artists Erin McNulty, Claire Cook and Zoey November, and guest artist Marie Fourcaut.
Advanced registration required as space is limited
Protective masks required
Free Workshops Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Beginner Aerial with Bronwyn Sims at Open Door
HOP Workshop: Big Move with Manou Phuon and Pascal Lemaitre, all levels, Veterans Park
Ballet Adult Beginner and Int/Adv with Jackie Stanton-Conley at WRBA
Ballet Intermediate with Ruth Mayer at WRBA
Club Dance with Angelina Ponzio Labate and Solasta McIntyre Ethridge, all levels, at Northern Stage
Somatic-Infused contemporary with Hanna Satterlee, all levels, at WRBA
Partnering with Brigid and Molly Armbrust, all levels, at Open Door
Contemplative Dance Practice with Rachel Bernsen, all levels, at Open Door
Musical Theater with Susan Lamontagne, all levels, at WRBA
Argentine Tango with Eva Zimet and Gene Eckhoff, all levels, at Open Door
Saturday Matinee 2:30pm at the Briggs Opera House
Vermont Dance Alliance screening of the 2022 Vermont Dance On Film Festival
Free Saturday Afternoon Performances
The Tennis Court Collective, Veterans Park
C Green and Leila Faulstich, Open Door
Bronwyn Sims, Open Door
Brigid and Molly Armbrust, Open Door
Structured Group Improvisation, Open Door
Saturday Evening Show 7pm at the Briggs Opera House
Featured Works by:
Alana Rancourt and Willow Wonder
Angelina Ponzio Labate and Solasta McIntyre Ethridge
Aseemkala Initiative
Elizabeth Kurylo
Eva Zimet and Gene Eckhoff
Gerlisa Garrett
Hanna Satterlee
Mary Chris DeBelina
Neva Cockrell
Tina Forest-Hitt
Sunday Matinee Show 3pm at The Briggs Opera House
Featured Three ChoreoLab Artists:
Erin McNulty
Claire Cook
Zoey November
and invited guest artists:
Lucia Gagliardone
Marie Fourcaut
PAST EVENTS
MASTER CLASS AT THE BARN IN CORINTH WITH RUTH CHILDS
SEPTEMBER 9TH, 6PM TO 9PM
Photo: Georges Cabrera
Ruth Childs is pleased to give a short masterclass on the choreographic work of Lucinda Childs focusing on the period that comes after the Judson Dance Theater period. In the 1970s, three founding elements appear in Lucinda’s way of creating: the use of a score, a path in a space and a rhythm imposed without music. Ruth wants to share, discuss and work on the scores of Calico Mingling (1973) and Katema (1978.)
In 2015, Lucinda Childs transmitted three of her iconic Judson Dance Theater solos from the 1960s to her niece Ruth Childs. This first artistic encounter gave birth to the recreation of Pastime (1963), Carnation (1964), and Museum Piece (1965). Two years after her first successful collaboration, Ruth Childs continues to revive her aunt’s dances through a second series of performances created in the 1970s: Particular Reel (1973), Calico Mingling (1973), Reclining Rondo (1975) and Katema (1978)
CHOREOLAB PERFORMANCE AND DANCE FILM, JULY 30TH, 7PM AT THE BARN IN CORINTH
SOLD OUT
ChoreoLab artist:Martina Lundstrom’s solo piece ” Dogs and Horses” . Martina Lundström’s performances address the ambivalence about being an artist while living off a trust fund. She challenges her inheritance of a power and privilege that has been beneficial to her. http://martinaludstrom.com
ChoreoLab artist: Mary Chris Debelina’s “your eyes need tears to work correctly”, with Ellis Broderick, Leila Faulstich, Anna Goodling and Elizabeth Kurylo. A choreographic work experimenting with light from generated by the dancers. http://debelindance.weebly.com
Passacaille de Persee, a short baroque dance created for Lully’s opera “Persee” in the late 17th century; choreography of Guillaume-Louis Pecour. The passacaille is taught and adapted by Elizabeth Kurylo from the Beauchamp/ Feuillet notation, and will be performed by Ellis Broderick and Julie Frew.
Our Voices, Bodies Rising— the film– Beyond Suffrage Toward Women Empowerment, by Peggy Brightman–director and choreographers and Carla Kimball, filmmaker.
The Junction Dance Festival 2021 Summer Fundraiser, June 26th
featured four Upper Valley dancers/choreographers and a documentary film about the profound transformation that operated within artists as they seek to adapt to the pandemic. Covid, a Poem and a Rope was made possible in part by a grant from the Vermont Arts Council and the Vermont Community Foundation.
Participating artists: Ellen Ahern Smith– dancer/choreographer with sculptures by Stefania Urist, Brigid and Molly Armbrust– dancers/choreographers, Marie Fourcaut–performing artist, Elizabeth Kurylo– choreographer and Carla Kimball– videographer.
A big cheer to the local businesses who donated prizes for the raffle:
The Colatina Exit, Bradford VT, the Crossmolina Farm, Corinth VT, Montview Vineyard, Corinth VT, Maven Hair Salon, Hanover NH, Flag Hill Farm, Vershire VT, Blue Sparrow Kitchen, Norwich VT and Hanover, NH, Revealed Presence, Norwich VT, the Swett family farm, Norwich,VT.
And special thanks to the Space on Main for the loan of 30 chairs!
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