THE FIFTH
Alternative Motion Project's
5th Season Performance.
Alternative Motion Project returns to The Lab Theater for an exciting evening of all-new modern dance in its 5th Season THE FIFTH. This eclectic performance features 11 dancers, 6 distinctive and dynamic World Premieres by Kristin Howe + Joanna Lees along with Guest Artist Penelope Freeh and Company Member Jesse Schmitz-Boyd and a collaborations with local composer and percussionist Richard Haglund who will also perform his original music live. Includes some adult language.
Post-show Q + A Discussion to follow each show.
Post-show Q + A Discussion to follow each show.
WHEN WHERE TICKETS
Friday, March 11th - 8pm The Lab Theater $20 General Admission
Post-Show Opening Night Artists' Reception 700 1st Street North $17 Senior/Student/Children under 12
Saturday, March 12th - 8pm Minneapolis, MN 55401 $3 off w/ 2015 MN Fringe Festival Button
Sunday, March 13th - 2pm BUY TICKETS
ASL Interpreted and Pay What You Can At the Door Only
Friday, March 11th - 8pm The Lab Theater $20 General Admission
Post-Show Opening Night Artists' Reception 700 1st Street North $17 Senior/Student/Children under 12
Saturday, March 12th - 8pm Minneapolis, MN 55401 $3 off w/ 2015 MN Fringe Festival Button
Sunday, March 13th - 2pm BUY TICKETS
ASL Interpreted and Pay What You Can At the Door Only
THE FIFTH HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
Moontides (Penelope Freeh, McKnight Fellow + Sage Awardee) – Moontides takes its inspiration from the phases of the moon and how its attraction to the sun affects the tides. These concepts are imaginatively described in the movement vocabulary, using gestures subtle, sweeping and explorative of dancers’ spatial relationships.
rEvolve (Kristin Howe)- This world premiere is a true collaboration between Richard Haglund, (composer/percussionist/director) and Kristin Howe (choreographer) as they create and explore an evolving world on stage. rEvolve follows one travelling through three periods represented by distinct music and groups of movers while always returning to her circular and earthly origin and becoming transformed by her journey.
#binge (Joanna Lees) – #binge follows a trio of dancers as they cycle through the highs and lows of the emotional and physical stages that come with binge-watching a TV show. This activity contradicts itself with feelings of pride & shame, connection & isolation, and gratification & regret, and has now become normal and even encouraged in our modern society. Includes projections and some adult language.
a whisper, then a flash (Audience Create-a-Dance, Jesse Schmitz-Boyd) – An allegory on the power and imperfection of memory for five dancers, this dance work was developed from audience-selected directives. In August 2015, AMP audience members were able to be a part of the creative process. AMP’s patrons voted on the number of dancers (5), the type of music (Avant Garde) and what subject matter they would like to see (Memory); these results are the framework for this entirely new piece by Company Member Jesse Schmitz-Boyd.
SEE JESSE'S BLOG ON THE CREATION OF THIS PIECE
I Choose You (Kristin Howe)- This evocative piece explores the delicate balance, understanding, and patience it takes to build and sustain a healthy, nurturing, intimate connection. The relationship is portrayed by a duet of dancers as they give and take while experiencing passion, struggle, happiness, doubt, and peace.
It’s Always Sudden (Joanna Lees) – This physically demanding piece for 7 dancers explores death in an approach that is unemotional a mere fact of life. No matter when life is born, death is something that no one escapes. It comes in a variety of ways and regardless, death always comes suddenly while life outside continues to move forward.
Moontides (Penelope Freeh, McKnight Fellow + Sage Awardee) – Moontides takes its inspiration from the phases of the moon and how its attraction to the sun affects the tides. These concepts are imaginatively described in the movement vocabulary, using gestures subtle, sweeping and explorative of dancers’ spatial relationships.
rEvolve (Kristin Howe)- This world premiere is a true collaboration between Richard Haglund, (composer/percussionist/director) and Kristin Howe (choreographer) as they create and explore an evolving world on stage. rEvolve follows one travelling through three periods represented by distinct music and groups of movers while always returning to her circular and earthly origin and becoming transformed by her journey.
#binge (Joanna Lees) – #binge follows a trio of dancers as they cycle through the highs and lows of the emotional and physical stages that come with binge-watching a TV show. This activity contradicts itself with feelings of pride & shame, connection & isolation, and gratification & regret, and has now become normal and even encouraged in our modern society. Includes projections and some adult language.
a whisper, then a flash (Audience Create-a-Dance, Jesse Schmitz-Boyd) – An allegory on the power and imperfection of memory for five dancers, this dance work was developed from audience-selected directives. In August 2015, AMP audience members were able to be a part of the creative process. AMP’s patrons voted on the number of dancers (5), the type of music (Avant Garde) and what subject matter they would like to see (Memory); these results are the framework for this entirely new piece by Company Member Jesse Schmitz-Boyd.
SEE JESSE'S BLOG ON THE CREATION OF THIS PIECE
I Choose You (Kristin Howe)- This evocative piece explores the delicate balance, understanding, and patience it takes to build and sustain a healthy, nurturing, intimate connection. The relationship is portrayed by a duet of dancers as they give and take while experiencing passion, struggle, happiness, doubt, and peace.
It’s Always Sudden (Joanna Lees) – This physically demanding piece for 7 dancers explores death in an approach that is unemotional a mere fact of life. No matter when life is born, death is something that no one escapes. It comes in a variety of ways and regardless, death always comes suddenly while life outside continues to move forward.
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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
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