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Events: March 2010
February, 2010
April, 2010
March 3
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March 6
Dansology, Inc./Koosil-Ja Hwang
Blocks of Continuality/Movement-Live Cinema (Blocks) (MAP 2008), a new dance and live cinema work by Koosil-Ja Hwang, that tells three stories simultaneously to simulate our coexistence and our living in the world of digital and flesh.
March 4
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April 11
Silk Road Theatre Project
World premiere of The DNA Trail: A Genealogy of Short Plays about Ancestry, Identity, and Utter Confusion (MAP 2008), conceived by Jamil Khoury for the Silk Road Theatre Project.
March 5
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March 6
Springboard for the Arts/Emily Johnson
The Thank-You Bar (MAP 2009), a multi-disciplinary performance centered on dance, storytelling, visual image, and music, choreographed and performed by Emily Johnson with composers James Everest and Joel Pickard, and beadwork by Karen Beaver.
March 5
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March 6
The Field for Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People
The European premiere of Last Meadow (MAP 2008), a new evening length performance/dance piece by Miguel Gutierrez in collaboration with long time lighting design collaborator Lenore Doxsee. A trio with Gutierrez, long time collaborator Michelle Boule, and Tarek Halaby, this piece explores the idea of communication gone awry: the inadequacy, failure, and mystery of language.
March 16
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March 28
Rude Mechanicals
The Method Gun (MAP 2007), a new performance work by the Rude Mechanicals which presents and reenacts the life and tragic death of Stella Burden, a fictional reclusive acting guru and architect of "The Approach," a suite of exercises intended to ground Western naturalism in more physically-based performance rituals.
March 17
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March 20
MAPP International Productions/Yasuko Yokoshi
Tyler Tyler (MAP 2009), a full-evening stage work by choreographer Yasuko Yokoshi exploring the essence of dance regardless of culture, technique and training.
March 19
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March 20
New York Foundation for the Arts/Yin Mei
City of Paper (MAP 2009), by choreographers Yin Mei and Sang Jijia, that will explore a Wayang-like shadow world in which ink, video, light, sound, paper and stage architecture converge in a post-modern meditation on history, fact and the mutability of human perception.
March 26
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March 28
The Field/Young Jean Lee
THE SHIPMENT (MAP 2007), a new hip-hop African-American identity politics performance work written by Young Jean Lee, a Korean-American.
March 26
Gametophyte
A work-in-progress showing of Nameless Forest (MAP 2009), a new multimedia performance project by Dean Moss, based on the work of, and in collaboration with Korean sculptor Sung Myung Chun.
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