September 3, 2013
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E|MERGE Interdisciplinary Collaborative Residency at Earthdance
Extended Deadline for E|MERGE 2014: September 18, 2013
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August 29, 2013
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LiftOff’s summer 2013 resident artists
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- [popup url=”https://newdancealliance.org/liftoff/diana-crum/”]Diana Crum[/popup]
- [popup url=”https://newdancealliance.org/liftoff/prentice-whitlow”]Prentice Whitlow[/popup]
- [popup url=”https://newdancealliance.org/liftoff/rebecca-lloyd-jones/”]Rebecca Lloyd-Jones[/popup]
LiftOff Fall Workshop
Facilitated alternately by NDA director Karen Bernard and [popup url=”https://newdancealliance.org/liftoff/roseanne-spradlin/”]RoseAnne Spradlin[/popup]:

RoseAnne Spradlin
10 sessions, Tuesdays, 6-9 pm, October 8 to December 10, 2013
Fee: $250
Space is limited.
Includes: two hours a week discounted rehearsal space at $5 per hour, Monday-Friday, 9 am-6 pm, contingent on availability.
To reserve your place, e-mail kb@newdancealliance.org today!
About LiftOff
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July 3, 2013
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Karen Bernard, Ouette, photo by Jared Reid
Karen Bernard’s “Ouette” is brought back to life for the Santa Cruz Fringe Festival!
- Friday, July 12 @ 6:30
- Saturday, July 13 @ 8:00
- Sunday, July 14 @ 4:30
- Wednesday, July 17 @ 8:30
- Saturday, July 20 @ 2:00
For tickets and information go to: santacruzfringefestival.com.
June 28, 2013
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The oppressive heat has given way to a cool soft breeze as I prepare the transition to leave Lendava and D’clinic. I will miss my days of having morning coffee outside the theater, working, taking a hike up to Lovska Dom for a hearty lunch and then back to work.
I have created a video that gives a bird’s eye view from my room to where the performance takes place. A voyeuristic tour from the outside to the inside.

Suspending Black Lace Panties
I got to present the work twice to resident artists and a group of high school students. The feedback was mixed – from “powerful” to “grateful” and questions about the source of my inspiration to a philosophical discussion on mortality. One artist thought the work was so personal that it couldn’t engage an audience, another artist had nothing to say and a third artist looked at the floor the entire time. Yikes… I have a lot to think about as I head to Budapest, and then home.

Lendava Sunset