The Near(ness)

Premiered at The Trinity Project, June 2010 | Re-performed at Dance Theater Workshop's Fresh Tracks, Dec 2010

There are a couple of ravens outside my house, that cackle and groan all afternoon...
Photo by Andy Vernon-Jones
The Near(ness) is a modern-day incantation that invokes the loneliness and holiness of everyday signifiers. Featuring original vocal music performed live by the dancers, video, abstract movement and dynamic partnering, the ensemble creates a dream-like palette of visual and rhythmic textures.

Conceived by Tatyana Tenenbaum in collaboration Ethan Cowan and Lucinda Segar. Live electronics by Ezra Tenenbaum. Lighting design by David Roy.

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The Near(ness)
When: Friday & Saturday, June 11th* & 12th at 8pm
*Opening night party with band Cuddle Magic
Where: St. Mary's Hall on the corner of Leonard and Maujer Streets in Brooklyn DIRECTIONS

Tickets: $10 General Admission
Presented by The Trinity Project http://www.thetrinityprojectbk.org

The Near(ness) was developed through works-in-progress showings at Danspace Project, Chez Bushwick, Center for Performance Research, and The Chocolate Factory's THROW. It premiered on June 10 & 11, 2010 at St. Mary's Hall in Williamsburg through The Trinity Project. The Near(ness) was sponsored, in part, by the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council; and by a residency through DanceNOW(NYC) | Silo.