Dear Friends,
Have you ever wondered what would happen if the 18th century and the 21st century violently collided? Wonder no longer! Ladies and Gentlemen, I am pleased to announce the opening of a spectacle that dazzles the eye and whirls the brain into a frothy mush:
Avant/Après le Déluge! Eighteenth century and postmodern baroque dances!
From sensuous and virtuosic reconstructions of 18th c. dances to Judson Church postmodernism in baroque costume to 18Th c. India Bollywood-style to French Colonial Haiti with live musicians to the rock and roll minuet to a toe-tapping clogging rigaudon!!
Here’s the nitty-gritty:
Avant/Après le Déluge
Dances by
Patricia Beaman
Caroline Copeland
Marcea Daiter
Sarah Edgar
Joy Havens
Rachel List
Seth Williams
Tim Wilson
December 2-4 at 8pm
CRS Theater
123 4th Ave, 2nd Fl
(btw. 12th and 13th Sts.)
$12
Reservations: 212-352-3101 www.theatermania.com
This show will most likely sell out! Get your tickets today!
The New York Baroque Dance Co. 
This sounds great. Will there be live music?
The Haitian/Baroque dance will have live percussionists and vocalists. Thanks for the message!Sarah
I have heard a lot of talk about this show, but I did not see it. Do you have plans for future projects like this one?
Actually, we would like to perform this show again in the spring in a bigger theater. I think that the combination of baroque and modern dance is an exciting concept that can be explored in an untold number of ways. It tends to produce dances that are funny, sexy, and intelligent (at least that is what I observed from my show!). Hopefully, this show was just the beginning.Thanks for your comment!
I think Sarah is the grooviest dancer of them all.