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Events: September 2010 August, 2010
October, 2010
July 21 - October 23 Oregon Shakespeare Festival Premiere of The Throne of Blood Project (MAP 2008), a collaboration between the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Ping Chong and Company to develop an interdisciplinary theatre work based on Akira Kurosawa’s film masterpiece THRONE OF BLOOD. Ashland, OR September 7 - September 28 Clubbed Thumb The premiere of RoadKill Confidential (MAP 2008), by playwright Sheila Callaghan, a meditation on brutality and our own impulses toward violence and cruelty. New York, NY September 9 - September 12 Dance New Amsterdam Premiere of Art/Family/Our Lives (MAP 2009), a dance, exhibit and happening about love. As a couple, choreographers Nora Chipaumire and Solo Badolo aim to tell their story as traveling artists who met far from their homes through the magnetism and magic of dance. New York, NY September 9 - September 19 On the Boards for Dayna Hanson A premiere of dance films from Gloria’s Cause (MAP 2010), a dance-driven rock musical directed by Dayna Hanson. Portland, OR September 9 - October 17 The Brothers Size West Coast premiere of Tarell Alvin McCraney's "Brother/Sister Plays" trilogy, directed by Octavio Solis, in which brotherhood is strained in the bayous. San Francisco, CA September 15 - September 18 Baggage Allowance Premiere of Baggage Allowance (MAP 2009), a new performance work by Pamela Z exploring the connections between people and the belongings (and memories) they cart around. New York, NY September 16 How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? The world premiere of How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? (MAP 2010), a multimedia performance that explores questions of loss, transcendence, and the essential human destiny of partnership, directed and choreographed by Ralph Lemon. Urbana, Illinois September 16 - September 19 Springboard for the Arts for Emily Johnson The premiere of 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. Portland, OR September 23 - September 25 How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? (MAP 2010), a multimedia performance that explores questions of loss, transcendence, and the essential human destiny of partnership, directed and choreographed by Ralph Lemon. Minneapolis, MN |
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