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dance theatre X/repertory
the dtX repertory
reflects a commitment to creating works that synthesize the
spiritual, primal, communal and individualistic qualities of african-derived
movement with the candor and vulnerability of postmodern and
contemporary dance.
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tar/premiered sept 2007
group work for 4-10
dancers; 20-50 minutes
tar has been choreographed
flexibly, allowing it to be performed with a variable number of performers
at variable running times. focused outreach activities may include
discussions on: current-issues debates over the use of the term "tarbaby,"
african/southern folklore, and critical race theory.
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parables of
mutants and madmen/premiered
2005
group work for 4-8
dancers; 20-35 minutes
parables of mutants
and madmen
is an extended group piece that enacts altered states of cultural
awareness...
click here for more info about 'parables of
mutants and madmen'
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(re)singing from
the underpsace/premiered
2004
solo; 10 minutes
inspired by james
baldwin's another country, anderson's solo dance is a work of
memory and history...
click here for more info about '(re)singing
from the underspace'
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hush/to
premiere april 2008
group work for 6
dancers
hush is a
pure-movement piece to be co-choreographed by charles o. anderson,
south african choreographer
vincent mantsoe...
click here for more info about 'hush'
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