Shared Program: Dance Theater and More
Dances at MuCCC 2018 These evenings include dance theater works by visiting and local artists, and show the depth and range of contemporary dance. Week 2: Shared Programs Thursday June 21 and Saturday June 23 @ 8 PM
Time & Location
Apr 12, 2019, 10:50 PM
142 Atlantic Ave, 142 Atlantic Ave, Rochester, NY 14607, USA
Guests
About The Event
Thursday June 21 and Saturday June 23 @ 8 PM
Norma Araiza is a Mexican/Yoeme performer using dance theatre and her cultural background as her means of expression and as the core of her work. She currently lives in Toronto, Canada. Ewi, Old Man! (working title) is a piece honouring and inspired by the Pahko'ola dancer (Pahko’la or Pascola, means The Old Man of the Fiesta/Ceremony) of the Yoeme (Yaqui) traditions who is first of all the “historian” of the Yoemem, and a sacred clown. (“Ay Llorona” photo courtesy of Norma Araiza)
Ethan Beckwith-Cohen is a Senior Dance Major at School of the Arts. This is his third year choreographing for Dances at MuCCC and sharing his work with the dance community. This has been a unique experience, and during his final year at SOTA he wanted to open up the floor for more young artists. Ethan thanks all …
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Thursday June 21 @ 8 PM
Norma Araiza is a Mexican/Yoeme performer using dance theatre and her cultural background as her means of expression and as the core of her work. She currently lives in Toronto, Canada. Ewi, Old Man! (working title) is a piece honouring and inspired by the Pahko'ola dancer (Pahko’la or Pascola, means The Old Man of the Fiesta/Ceremony) of the Yoeme (Yaqui) traditions who is first of all the “historian” of the Yoemem, and a sacred clown. (“Ay Llorona”
$8.00
Sale endedSaturday June 23 @ 8 PM
Saturday June 23 @ 8 PM Norma Araiza is a Mexican/Yoeme performer using dance theatre and her cultural background as her means of expression and as the core of her work. She currently lives in Toronto, Canada. Ewi, Old Man! (working title) is a piece honouring and inspired by the Pahko'ola dancer (Pahko’la or Pascola, means The Old Man of the Fiesta/Ceremony) of the Yoeme (Yaqui) traditions who is first of all the “historian” of the Yoemem, and a sacred clown. (“Ay Llorona”
$8.00
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