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Printz Dance Project NEWS
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From: “Stacey Printz” <stacey@printzdance.org>
Date: October 8, 2011 12:27:03 PM PDT
To: sherock@gmail.com
Subject: Printz Dance Project NEWS
Dear Friends of PDP,As many of you know, we are in the midst of building our biggest show to date - Hover Space. It will premiere at Z Space in SF Nov. 30th-Dec. 3rd, so please save the date! We are thrilled with the progress on the show and had a successful residency at Z Space last month in order for our fantastic set designer, Sean Riley, to build a prototype of the floating stage. We are well on our way to completing this exciting show.We are still shy of our fundraising goals, and are reaching out to ask for support. We have launched our Kickstarter campaign (kickstarter is an online fundraising platform) and would love for you to take a look. Whether to donate, or just get a sneak peak of a fun video of rehearsals and the “hover floor”, please check out this web link:
In addition to Hover Space, I have been immersed in Marc Bamuthi Joseph’s latest work, Red Black and Green a Blues, which will premiere at YBCA next week. See the information below.Thank you for staying in touch with PDP. We hope to see you soon.Stacey PrintzMarc Bamuthi Joseph/The Living Word ProjectDirected by Michael John GarcésProduced by MAPP International ProductionsFrom 2008 to 2010, Marc Bamuthi Joseph’s the break/s: a mixtape for stage stormed across the U.S. with wildly popular performances in 16 cities. The Washington Post exclaimed, “Rarely do word and movement mesh so seamlessly and elegantly that the audience is left with the thought that drives them. But such is the case with Marc Bamuthi Joseph whose stories put sound and gesture on a single continuum of expression.”Now, Joseph returns with a new evening-length work building on his signature mix of fierce and poetic text, dance, music and film: red, black & GREEN: a blues (rbGb).rbGb reunites seven artists from the break/s — writer/performer Marc Bamuthi Joseph; director Michael John Garcés; choreographer Stacey Printz; musician Tommy Shepherd; documentary filmmaker Eli Jacobs-Fantauzzi; media designer David Szlasa; and lighting designer James Clotfelter.Joining Joseph onstage is rising star of the contemporary art world Theaster Gates (featured at the 2010 Whitney Biennial, MCA Chicago and the Mllwaukee Art Museum) who created the richly layered and dynamic set from repurposed materials; and triple threat dancer/actor/singer Traci Tolmaire.red, black & GREEN: a blues is a deeply collaborative performance work that begins with the question “What sustains life in your community?” As both a performance and an immersive installation, rbGb brings forth inclusive, challenging and inspiring definitions of sustainability in the voices of people often excluded from the mainstream “green” movement. Ultimately, the message is clear — LIFE is LIVING.
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Ellie Herman Studio Oakland hosts Sharon Gallagher this Saturday!
Privates and/or Duets still available and 2 Equipment Class spots
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Ellie Herman Studio Oakland
contact us: 510.594.8507 To book classes visit our online scheduler! 3929 Grand Avenue, Oakland At the corner of Jean Street, located n the border of Piedmont. We are right across the street from Ace Garden Center and a half block from the Rose Garden. Questions? Email us: oakland@elliehermanpilates.com |
There are private appts still available
11am:
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booked
12pm - 2pm:
Advanced Reformer Master Class
1 space available
2pm - 3pm:
Classic and Archival Spring Class
1 space available
3:30pm: private/duet open
4:30pm: private/duet open
5:30pm: booked
