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February in OAKLAND:
Hope Kroog rehearses CROSSROAD from CHAMBER DANCES
June in NEW YORK CITY: Richard Philion and Tatiana Kaptan rehearse URANUS from THE PLANET SERIES
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Works In Progress 
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July in PARIS:
above: Clare Schweitzer & Marcos Vedovetto rehearse choreography for our new film, FLATLAND left: Jean-Max Albert * (camera) sets up a shot for FLATLAND 
June in NEW YORK CITY: Carmen Caceres, Charles Scheland, Daniele Bracciale, Davonna Batt, Katie Montoya and Nika Antuanette rehearse PLIE DE TROIS I * For more information about our partners
Jean-Max Albert and Afshin Ghaffarian, please visit: https://jeanmaxalbert.eu/ https://reformances.com/fr/ |
July in BORDEAUX:
Guest Artist, Afshin Ghaffarian * and Davonna Batt rehearse ENCOUNTERS 
July in BORDEAUX:
Guest Artist, Afshin Ghaffarian * and Joanna Priwieziencew rehearse RENCONTRES |
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Acadie is set to music by Daniel Lanois, and inspired by Lanois' lyrics from his album of the same name: a dance-drama that follows a community in transition when economic pressures upend settled lives. The upheaval makes for tragedy and comedy by turns: four dancers play multiple roles performing choreography that captures folk dance idioms woven through a richly varied contemporary dance style.
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Encounters is a mosaic of short scenes exploring human communication during charged moments of conflict, resolution, joy and resignation. We call our approach to framing these scenes, "dance-theater," employing gesture, spoken word, and literal "storytelling:" Employing a mix of didactic exposition and pure movement modes, our goal is to get close to and reveal the beating heart of humanity.
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SARAH BERGES DANCE features two distinct repertoires:
Modern Dance and New Ballet.
By bridging the technical, aesthetic, and philosophical approaches of Western concert dance, we offer contrasting yet complementary programs bound to engage and challenge audiences.
Modern Dance and New Ballet.
By bridging the technical, aesthetic, and philosophical approaches of Western concert dance, we offer contrasting yet complementary programs bound to engage and challenge audiences.
Photo by Laura Keller
Lighting Design by Kate Ashton