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Sunday, February 28, 2010

WET PAINT!

Many thanks to those of you who made it to Dixon Place last week to see the premiere of 
Nobody's Darling
choreographed during a month of rehearsals with Amos Wolff and Tina Vasquez. Here are glowing words from friend Elena TaJo

You really know how to choreograph! said the dunce who knows nothing. I just loved the purposeful play, the mystery of their interaction, the question of how I was included as the audience. And the movements were absolutely gorgeous, and rarely without intent it seemed. And geez, your Amos can move!
(photo by Matt Murphy http://www.MurphyMade.com)

If you didn't make it, below is a short unedited excerpt of the duet (for better viewing on Vimeo, click here.
The paint is still wet on the video version of Nobody's Darling , edited especially for the screen. But I'm NOT going to share it on the blog yet, hoping to lure those of you near Rockland County to come see it on:

March 12th at the New City Library at 6:30.

It's the first of six in a new series of Filmmaker Screenings, this one including conversation on the art and craft of my work and that of playwright/filmmaker Samuel Harps. Moderated by intelligent, creative, energetic artist/advocates David Kaminski and Katherine Kaplan.

Let's make art in the suburbs work!

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