Post by deanna on Oct 2, 2014 7:41:52 GMT -7
An evening of site-specific dance
Choreographed by MFA in Dance Candidate Lisa Nevada
Radicles: Rediscovering humankind’s primary roots is an evening of site specific dance, choreographed by MFA in Dance candidate Lisa Nevada. Set in Albuquerque's beautiful South Valley, west of the newly established Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge, Radicles explores the significance of the human/nature interface. Using movement research and kinetic experiments directly connected to the sophisticated networks of soil, plants and trees, animals and water, Nevada along with composer Carl Landa, costume designers Jessica Greaves and Erik Flores, and ten extraordinary dance artists, has created an experience that will bring nature forward in untraditional and radical ways, and reawaken our souls to the fragility and importance of the natural world.
October 16 (preview), 17 and 18 at 6:00 pm
856 Lagunitas Lane SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105
Ticket Prices $12 General, $10 Faculty & Seniors, $8 Staff & Students
NOTICE: No tickets available at the door. Advance sales only.
Tickets are available at all UNM ticket offices, online at unmtickets.com, www.unmtickets.com or by calling 925-5858.
For more information call 277-4332 or online at theatre.unm.edu
Choreographed by MFA in Dance Candidate Lisa Nevada
Radicles: Rediscovering humankind’s primary roots is an evening of site specific dance, choreographed by MFA in Dance candidate Lisa Nevada. Set in Albuquerque's beautiful South Valley, west of the newly established Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge, Radicles explores the significance of the human/nature interface. Using movement research and kinetic experiments directly connected to the sophisticated networks of soil, plants and trees, animals and water, Nevada along with composer Carl Landa, costume designers Jessica Greaves and Erik Flores, and ten extraordinary dance artists, has created an experience that will bring nature forward in untraditional and radical ways, and reawaken our souls to the fragility and importance of the natural world.
October 16 (preview), 17 and 18 at 6:00 pm
856 Lagunitas Lane SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105
Ticket Prices $12 General, $10 Faculty & Seniors, $8 Staff & Students
NOTICE: No tickets available at the door. Advance sales only.
Tickets are available at all UNM ticket offices, online at unmtickets.com, www.unmtickets.com or by calling 925-5858.
For more information call 277-4332 or online at theatre.unm.edu