Not Afraid
04-26-2005, 01:13 PM
We have 2 tickets to a dance performance at UCLA this Friday night 4/29 that we can't use. If anyone is interested in going, let me know. I'm not sure how we will get tickets to you, but we'll figure it out. Just post here and we can get details via PM or IM or Phone or one of the other many ways to communicate with me.
Here are the details: (http://www.uclalive.org/Event.asp?Event_ID=191)
Emio Greco | PC
Rimasto Orfano
Los Angeles Premiere Emio Greco, Choreographer Pieter C. Scholten, Director
Fri-Sat, Apr 29 at 8pm
Royce Hall
Parking $7
“A performer of almost Mephistophelean intensity... Greco is in command of one of the most exciting, original and eccentric dance vocabularies of anyone in contemporary dance!”
— The Times (U.K.)
If the body had its own way, how would it express itself? This provocative question serves as the starting point for the beautiful and enigmatic dance created by renowned Italian choreographer Emio Greco and Dutch theater director Pieter C. Scholten. Proving that movement is more than a medium to convey a message in a physical form, Greco and Scholten strive to create a dance language in which the body, with all its instinctive impulses, is the visionary of a transcendental world. “Greco deals in the electrical storms that zap and scintillate through our brain cells every second of our lives, waking and sleeping. He has both a poet’s and scientist’s curiosity about how these waves of emotion and memory, sensation and reaction translate into gestures, movements and facial expressions ...” [The Herald]
Here are the details: (http://www.uclalive.org/Event.asp?Event_ID=191)
Emio Greco | PC
Rimasto Orfano
Los Angeles Premiere Emio Greco, Choreographer Pieter C. Scholten, Director
Fri-Sat, Apr 29 at 8pm
Royce Hall
Parking $7
“A performer of almost Mephistophelean intensity... Greco is in command of one of the most exciting, original and eccentric dance vocabularies of anyone in contemporary dance!”
— The Times (U.K.)
If the body had its own way, how would it express itself? This provocative question serves as the starting point for the beautiful and enigmatic dance created by renowned Italian choreographer Emio Greco and Dutch theater director Pieter C. Scholten. Proving that movement is more than a medium to convey a message in a physical form, Greco and Scholten strive to create a dance language in which the body, with all its instinctive impulses, is the visionary of a transcendental world. “Greco deals in the electrical storms that zap and scintillate through our brain cells every second of our lives, waking and sleeping. He has both a poet’s and scientist’s curiosity about how these waves of emotion and memory, sensation and reaction translate into gestures, movements and facial expressions ...” [The Herald]