Project Bandaloop: Crossing
This performance art group is known for works that marry modern dance, rock climbing, culture, and celebration.
- Nov. 21 - 22, 2003
- Eisenhower Theater
- Approx 2 hours
- $19.00 - $36.00
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About
Under the artistic direction of Amelia Rudolph, the
dancers, climbers and riggers of Project Bandaloop, based in Oakland,
California, collaborate to create a blend of dance, sport, ritual, and
environmental awareness. Their work explores the boundaries of dance
and performance and seeks to honor nature, community, and the human
spirit through their art. Inspired by the possibilities of climbing
and rappelling, Project Bandaloop’s choreography relies on aerial, vertical
and horizontal movement to craft site-specific dances. The group’s work
marries modern dance and rock climbing, culture and nature, mortality
and celebration. The challenge of performing in a wide variety of venues—ranging
from urban towers and skyscrapers to fields filled with boulders and
large granite cliffs—helps free both the dance
and dance space from convention. Bandaloop has performed site-specific
works at the New York Stock Exchange, San Francisco Airport, and Yosemite
National Park, as well as at traditional theaters in San Francisco,
Boston, Buenos Aires, Portugal, and Canada. For its Kennedy Center debut,
Bandaloop will perform the Washington, D.C. premiere of Crossing:
Stories of Gravity and Transformation, a new work that integrates
images and stories of crossing the Sierra Nevada range, one of the company’s
site-specific installations.
News and Reviews
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Rudolph Has Learned the Ropes
The Washington Post
Resources
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