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Remember These Dances
Remember Me
What were the moments that made you who you are today? How do you want to be remembered? Do you remember the 23rd night of September?
Three 20-Somethings asked big questions in the middle of a global pandemic, and created a dance piece that finds its groove in the creases of our reminiscence and imaginations.
Choreography: Nathan Forster in collaboration w/ Dancers
Dancers: Bailey Benoot, Nathan Forster, Charly Santagado
Music: SØren Bebe, A Hack And A Hacksaw, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Louis Armstrong, Moondog, Led Zeppelin, Claudia Rockmore, Edith Piaf
Text: Bailey Benoot, Nathan Forster, Charly Santagado
Costumes: Bailey Benoot
Grammar of Space
The Grammar of Space seeks to investigate the full spectrum of meaning and non-meaning through the strategic division of space. How do the places we occupy impact our own experiences and the way others perceive us? Can a place hold onto meaning even when we don’t actively occupy it? What can we learn from distance and proximity? These questions among many others are explored over the course of this co-choreographed duet that blends Charly and Bailey’s distinctive styles into a language that’s uniquely their own.
Choreography: Bailey Benoot and Charly Santagado
Dancers: Bailey Benoot and Charly Santagado
Music: 100 GEKS, Aaliyah, Acid Pauli, Hugar, Incubus, and Land of the Loops
Costumes: Bailey Benoot
Junkyard Guitars
Junkyards Guitars is the embodiment of a strum. Three dancers navigate the space inside and in between notes, finding hidden intricacies and abandonment, not dissimilar to the contents of a junkyard.
Choreography: Bailey Benoot
Dancers: Nayaa Opong & Charly Santagado
Music: Original Score composed and performed by Jonathan Kirschner
Costumes: Bailey Benoot
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