|
Evento
Mana HASHIMOTO: Cicada Summer
blushing poppy productions 2011-12 Butoh Series at DEFIBRILLATOR and Chicago Modern Orchestra Project present:
Mana HASHIMOTO (Japan/NYC)
CICADA SUMMER: Common Sight in Dance Performance Workshop Intensive
Saturday, Aug. 13th: 11am-4pm
Sunday, Aug. 14th: 11am-4pm
Monday, Aug. 15th: 6-10pm
Tuesday, Aug. 16th: 6-10pm
Wednesday, Aug.17th: 6-10pm
Thursday, Aug. 18th: 6-10pm (tech/dress)
Friday, Aug. 19th: 6-10pm (show 7:30pm)
Saturday, Aug. 20th: 6-10pm (show 7:30pm)
$170 paid in full ($85 +$85)
no experience necessary, space is limited, no refunds
OPEN CLASS
Common Sight in Dance: Body, Sensory, & Movement without Vision
Saturday, Aug. 13th: 11AM-4PM
$45
no experience necessary, space is limited, no refunds
WEEKEND WORKSHOP
Common Sight in Dance: Body, Sensory, & Movement without Vision
Saturday & Sunday, Aug. 13th-14th: 11AM-4PM
$85
no experience necessary, space is limited, no refunds
ALL ACCESS GRANT:
**If you are a person with impairment and would like to participate in the class or performance workshop, please contact Nicole, 773.387.8418.
This project is partially supported by a Neighborhood Arts Program grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events and Japan Foundation, New York.
Mana HASHIMOTO: http://www.manahashimoto.com/
Mana Hashimoto began classical ballet training when she was four years old in her native Japan. She moved to the U.S. in 1993 to study jazz piano at the New England Conservatory of Music and Berklee Academy of Music in Boston. In 1997, she moved to New York for modern dance training at the Martha Graham School. She was also enrolled at Queens College Dance Department and Peridance.
Mana became totally blind in 1998. Through her experience of being blind, she discovered her own way of approaching dance and developed the use of other senses such as touching, hearing and smelling. Her aim on the stage is to share the space as a three-dimensional space with people through an imaginary visual sense as well as sound, smell and touch. Her original movement, which comes from her internal image, uses rhythm uniquely. She sees her body as an instrument.
Mana performs and teaches internationally and routinely collaborates with visual artists, dancers, musicians, and filmmakers. In addition to her dance and choreographic experience, she is an accomplished musician as both an improviser and composer. She is also interested in ecology and hopes to create a better environment by working with community through the arts.
Thank you!
Please arrive a few minutes early to settle your things. Wear layered clothes that allow for movement and keep you warm/cool as needed. Bring simple snacks, water, notebook. We work in bare feet. Contact Nicole with any questions:
Nicole, blushingpoppy@gmail.com, 773.387.8418
Events are held at:
Defibrillator Performance Art Gallery
1136 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago, IL, 60642
www.DFBRL8R.org
773.485.6284
Please contact:
Nicole LeGette
blushing poppy productions
blushingpoppy@gmail.com
www.blushingpoppy.org
773.387.8418
|
|
 |
UbicaciónDefibrillator Performance Art Gallery
1136 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago, IL 60642
United States
El mapa se está cargando...
In order to see the map for this event, click the Privacy icon in the lower left corner of your screen and grant consent for Google Maps.
The Privacy icon looks like this:
Categorías
| Edad mínima: 15 |
| Se aceptan perros: No |
| No fumar: Sí |
| Accesible a silla de ruedas: Sí |
|
Contacto
|
