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La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival: Kari Hoaas Productions presents "Shadowland"

La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival: Kari Hoaas Productions presents "Shadowland"

Company:

La MaMa Etc

Location:

Ellen Stewart Theatre
66 East 4th Street (btw Bowery & 2nd Ave), New York, NY 10003

Dates:

Thursday, April 6, 2023 - 7:00pm daily through April 8, 2023

Tickets:

https://www.lamama.org/shows/la-mama-moves-2023

Company:
La MaMa Etc

Kari Hoaas Productions

Shadowland (World Premiere)

April 6–8 (Thursday–Saturday at 7pm)

Ellen Stewart Theatre

 

Norwegian choreographer Kari Hoaas’ latest project Shadowland responds to an increasingly unstable post-pandemic world through the beauty and athleticism of contemporary dance. It is a poetic investigation of a continuum, as well as the body moving through loss. Visually and conceptually inspired by the work of Norwegian visual artist Jan Groth, Shadowland centers around a series of solo dance practices as well as group constellations, aiming toward an expression that is both abstract and poetic, and emphasizing the affective and energetic power of movement. The distinct solos Hoaas has created with each dancer in Shadowland appear in fluctuating constellations, forming choreographic bricolages and larger kinetic events. The resulting dance performance becomes a web of various assemblages and shifting formats, constructing a multiplicity of group dances, quartets, trios, duets, and solos, each engaging with the presence (or absence) of live music and film projections. Shadowland is performed by six dancers from both Oslo and New York City.

 


Photo of dancers: (Left to right) Ottavio Ferrante, Jonas Orkner, Gerd Kaisa Vorren, Åsne Storli, and Ida Haugen
 

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