Costume designer Liz Prince
Opening night of 1993-1996 It Could Have Been Different will honor Bessie Award winning costume designer Liz Prince with excerpts of four seminal works Karen Bernard created between 1993 and 1996 reperformed by Donna Costello, Jil Guyon, Ryan Migge, Lisa Parra and Stacy Lynn Smith.
Karen will also perform her newest work, Suspending and Other Tricks, which explores limitations of aging and mortality. Read more
We now have funds towards performers’ rehearsal and performance fees. But there’s still time to give – donations are accepted through October 31, 2014. Further donations will go towards production expenses and video documentation.
This week we’re featuring the reperformance of “Strange Dear” created and performed by Karen Bernard in 1995 with costume by Liz Prince and reperformed by Jil Guyon. Read more
Brian Rogers
Tuesdays 6-9 PM
October 21-December 30
10 Sessions
$250
Limited space available
To register, email info@newdancealliance.org and to secure your place, mail check made payable to New Dance Alliance at 182 Duane Street, New York, NY 10013.
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LiftOff is an NDA program offering residencies and workshops in which performing artists develop creative and business aspects of their work.
For more information see: newdancealliance.org/liftoff.
6 days to reach our goal and we can make it! Any amount will help to pay performers’ fees. You are supporting a retrospective of early works that scratches the surface of my creative life. I have been dancing and making dances all my life. Now in my late 60’s, I am looking back and forward.
Reporformance: excerpt of “It Could Have Been Different” by Lisa Parra and Ryan Migge. Costume by Liz Prince and desconstructed music by Brooks Williams.
Lisa Parra
Ryan Migge
Karen Bernard
Photo by Carolina Kroon
Maho Ogawa, photo by Elyse Mertz
“I am honored to have performed at the Performance Mix 37…PMF plays a very inspiring, influential, and unique role in redefining the role of theater and performance art in society. I hope we continue to think about how this festival means so much not only for dance fans/ students, but for art lovers and the general public.”
– Maho Ogawa
New Dance Alliance
182 Duane Street
New York, NY 10013
(646) 510-1824
All venues are wheelchair accessible.
