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| tHisThat show #3 |
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| Description |
 Featuring works by Caitlin Corbett, Rick Fox, Ana Isabel Keilson, Sara Smith, Judith Wombwell and Wanda Strukus.
Since 1994, Daniel McCusker has been part of the heart and soul of Bostons vibrant dance community. He is a dancer, choreographer and educator, currently teaching modern dance, ballet, composition and special topics courses in the Department of Drama & Dance at Tufts University. Before moving to the Boston-area, McCusker directed Ram Island Dance in Portland, ME for seven years; and prior to that endeavor, while living in New York City, he performed on tour and in New York seasons with the Lucinda Childs Dance Company among others. More information on Daniel McCusker Dance Projects can be found at www.danielmccuskerdanceprojects.org/about.html.
"Boston's dance showcases have often been motley affairs.
Bring in a curator as seasoned as Daniel McCusker, however,
and motley changes to melody he gathered some friends and associates and came up with a coherently beautiful 'salon' of dance and video works he called 'tHisTHat Show No.1' ...
May there be No. 2, and No. 3, and up into double digits."
[Debra Cash, Boston Phoenix]
"Disparate works mesh in a satisfying, moving show ... the dance-oriented mixed bill THISTHAT' is a testament to the vision and aesthetic of the concert's curator and producer, Daniel McCusker. The veteran dancer/choreographer ... hopes 'THISTHAT' inaugurates a series of showcases bringing together kindred artistic spirits. I hope so, too."
[Karen Campbell. The Boston Globe]
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| Tickets: $15, $10 for students/seniors. Conveniently located near the MBTA Red Line & bus connections. |
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