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Transformations Program Order

50-50 DanceArtTheater

Choreography: Meredith Barnes

Dancers: Kari Argabright, Alysea Colon, Ella Newman,  Emma O’Brien, Moira Ragen, Rylee (Leo) Simmons 

Music: Air by Tom Player

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tender collateral (excerpt) J & C Dance Project

Choreography: Julianna Bramstedt and Chloe Conway

Music: Never Were the Way She Was by Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld

Dancers: Kristen Bolger, Ashayla Byrd, Annika Dodrill, Allison Grant, Elan Robinson, Samantha Short, Drew Scammell, Sophie Witmer

tender collateral is an evening-length performance that explores the delicate, often painful negotiations of personal, professional, and national identity. At its core, this project asks: Who are we when stripped of external expectations, and what do we lose when we conform to survive?

An exercise in Tempo

If We Touched


Choreography: Levi Coy & Drew Scammell
Music: Dissolving Edges by Carmen Villain and Variation VIII: Section I by William Basinski
Dancers: Levi Coy, and Drew Scammell

“If We Touch” explores the fragile yet transformative moment of softness that emerges after being steeped in the weight of fragile masculinity. The work traces the tension between restraint and release, navigating how touch is guarded, withheld, or distorted under the pressures of fragile masculinity

Ravel- Ballet Embody

Choreography: Lacee Buckholz

Music: Maurice Ravel

Dancers: Lacee Buckholz, Madilyn Conroy, Rebecca Dunphy

Ravel is a contemporary ballet expression of Maurice Ravel’s Trio for Violin, Violoncello and Piano:II. Pantoum. I. A brisk, exuberant and spritely showcase of the complexity and technical brilliance of Ravel’s works. Phrases intertwining and instruments working together to carry dancers around the stage. Crossing paths, shifting in space and unraveling within repetitive phrase work.

Disco Snails- Five Fifty Dance

Choreography: Emily Green 

Dancers: Amanda Attiya, Annika Dodrill, Caitlin Mitchell, Covenant Babatunde, Deanna Woodman, Drew Scammell, Emma O'Brien, Eryn Barnes, Francesca Theofilou, Gabrielle Stearns, Julianna Bramstedt, Kate Archambault, Luisa Lynch, Margaux Lieser, Moira Ragan, Sarah Coady

Music: Disco Snails by Vulfmon

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First 100 Days

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Choreographer:  Patricia Germann

Co-created by Patricia Germann and Gabrielle Sterns

Music:  "dumb dumb" by mazie and "Should I Stay or Should I Go" by The Clash, and as performed by Rockabye Baby!

Dancers: Amanda Attiya, Blythe, Patricia Germann, Drew Scammell, Gabrielle Stearns, Aerin Webber

Follow Gabrielle at @GabrielleMovesAndMakes. Follow Patricia at www.patreon.com/PatriciaGermann

Intermission

The Experiment No. 2
 

Choreography and Direction by V Cangelosi and Caitlin Murray

Music: Co-created by Emma Andrews and V Cangelosi

Dancers: V Cangelosi and Caitlin Murray

Musician: Emma Andrews

The Experiment is an ever-evolving, investigative project that explores the intersections of Tap dance and live music. Each iteration is a different experience. The Experiment No. 2 is energized by the Riot Grrrl movement - are you tired of feeling pissed off and held down by patriarchy? We are, too. Music and movement become medicine; we find catharsis in a killer bassline and a stomping beat.

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First 100 Days- Part 2

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Choreographer:  Patricia Germann

Co-created by Patricia Germann and Gabrielle Sterns

Music:  "dumb dumb" by mazie and "Should I Stay or Should I Go" by The Clash, and as performed by Rockabye Baby!

Dancers: Amanda Attiya, Blythe, Patricia Germann, Drew Scammell, Gabrielle Stearns, Aerin Webber

Follow Gabrielle at @GabrielleMovesAndMakes. Follow Patricia at www.patreon.com/PatriciaGermann

tough ribs

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Choreography: Kristen Bolger with collaborators Amber Lucia Chabus and Allison Grant

Music: Emotional Tides by Art_iLL

Dancers: Allison Grant and Kristen Bolger

 

linger?? I hardly know her! This piece was inspired by Lorde, waves, The Cranberries, Fleabag, and solar and lunar eclipses. 

Bound Together

Choreography: Ella Newman and Sabrina Wiles

Music:Fallin in Love by Allan Watts and The Victory of Truth by Yaroslav Molochnyk

Dancers: V Cangelosi, Alysea Colón, Jenna Lucy, Hallie Moore, Caitlin Murray, Rylee (Leo) Simmons 

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​Using inspiration from the invisible string theory, the work explores the concept that soulmates are tied together and destined to meet. Forming three individualized relationships throughout the piece, Newman and Wiles investigate how different relationships form, develop over time, and inevitably lead us to our true soulmate. 

 

Cross Disolve- UpRooted Dance

Choreography: Keira Hart and UpRooted Dance

Music: Steve Reich

Dancers: Julianna Bramstedt, Rachael Coad, Tanner Fant, Keira Hart, Luisa Lynch

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On the Fly- ZBRI Dance Ensemble

Choreographer: Zoë Brielle Payne

Music: Made of Smoke by Charlie Reichert Powell

Dancers: MaKenna Brielle Charles, Anna Cremers and Zoë Brielle Payne 

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Exploring habits of brook trout. 

New Dance

Choreography: Annika Dodrill in collaboration with dancers

Music: NEWDANCE by AYYBO

Dancers: Briana James, Drew Scammell, Samantha Short, Gabrielle Stearns

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Noise in the System- DanceArtTheater

Choreography: Meredith Barnes in collaboration with dancers

Music: Babylon Falls by Juan J. Ochoa, Pau Escutia

Dancers: Kari Argabright, Alysea Colon, Kayla Gray, Emily Green, Alex Miegel, Laura Murphy, Ella Newman,  Emma O’Brien, Moira Ragen, Rylee (Leo) Simmons.

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This is the beginning of a full-length work set to be performed at Capital One Hall's The Vault on June 12th. Be sure to follow us for updates and more events.

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Reception on Stage

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Transformations is sponsored in part by The City of Fairfax Commision on the Arts

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"Transformation is a journey without a final destination" Marilyn Ferguson

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