Week #6 (Feb. 19 – 21): Concentric Cycles and Dirt
Week #6: February 19 – 21 (Double Bill)
Concentric Cycles
Dirt
Concentric Cycles
Choreographed by Lisa K. Lock and Performed by Amy Compton and Lisa K. Lock.
As time passes, memories weave a fabric that connects with the present, shaping every moment of our lives. A mysterious karmic tale that spans a life time repetitively gives second chances and allows for grasping wisdom through mistakes made in the heat of passion.
Choreographer and performer Lisa K. Lock’s new work ponders questions about the privilege of owning a body, in a fable of incarnating souls. Memories are made visible with an unrolling large red train, at times decorative and at times limiting, it is a metaphor for the fabric of life, the red thread, and a bloody past.
Collaborators include Larry Coleman (video and PR), Paul Gurgol (artistic advisor) and Russ Borski (costume designer).
Dirt
Choreographed and Performed by Michael Medcalf
Dirt is the title piece and the first installment of a multimedia dance trilogy loosely inspired by the book The Prophet by poet, philosopher and artist Kahlil Gibran. Through improvisation and the development of a “movement alphabet” Dirt will abstractly translate movement into words and words into movement. Dirt is a solo dance piece performed by Medcalf along with live musicians and projected video.