E|MERGE deadline EXTENDED and discount rehearsal space!

September 3, 2013  | emily  | General

E|MERGE Interdisciplinary Collaborative Residency at Earthdance

Extended Deadline for E|MERGE 2014: September 18, 2013

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NDA is pleased to announce LiftOff’s summer 2013 resident artists

August 29, 2013  | emily  | General

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]:

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

Liftoff is an NDA program offering residencies and workshops in which performing artists develop the creative and business aspects of their work. Read more

D’clinic TRACTOR residency, Lendava, Slovenia – Week Three

June 28, 2013  | emily  | General

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.

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.