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Published on September 1, 2013
Jaqulyn Buglisi's, Buglisi Dance Theatre and Dancers from the NYC Dance Community Offer a Choreographic Prayer for Peace
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Jacqulyn Buglisi and Buglisi Dance Theatre are honored to return to Lincoln Center to perform a third presentation ofthe Table of Silence Project 9/11, a public tribute to 9/11 and a ritual for peace. The Table of Silence Project 9/11 was conceived by choreographer, Jacqulyn Buglisi and Italian visual artist, Rossella Vasta.
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The procession will take place Wednesday, September 11th, beginning at 8:15 AM and concluding at 8:46 AM, the moment when American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower. It will begin at the Revson Fountain, Josie Robertson Plaza, Lincoln Center (Columbus and 64th Street.)
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The Dance Enthusiast had the opportunity to talk to Buglisi during her rehearsal with 100 dancers at The Graham Studio Theater at Westbeth. Buglisi shared her memories from the fateful day.
“I looked downtown from my terrace near Time Square and saw the first tower smoking and flaming,” says Buglisi. “It was very terrifying. It was one of those effable moments actually. When you see a tragedy like that, you feel something that you never have felt before. That day transformed the world dramatically.”
Buglisi and her collaborators are dedicated to infusing positivity into the world around them. At approximately, 8:46AM the dancers will raise their arms for a moment of silence, and Buglisi hopes audience members will join them in this act of a “prayer for peace.”
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