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Sat, May 11
|Dance Place DC
Performance - Kendra Portier/Bandportier
This work is supported by the Dance Place Co-Presentation Series.
Time & Location
May 11, 2024, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Dance Place DC, 3225 8th St NE, Washington, DC 20017, USA
About the event
"That our lives are shifted by one another, subtly and profoundly, is the big concern of “All Tomorrow’s Parties” (working title). Through abstract considerations of color theory and design, seven dancers weave distinctly charged movement frequencies into an ever-shifting elliptical landscape. From start to finish, finely crafted patterns of nuanced physicality pulsate through the space with evocative complexity, leaving the audience bathed in a residual kinesthetic watercolor of saturation, tone, line, and vibration. Color plays an extensive role in Portier’s current body of work. Through the rhythm, speed, and intensity of movement, “All Tomorrow’s Parties” draws each dancer’s individual contributions and stories into the overall meaning of the piece. There is no urgency to read anything specific, but more profoundly you feel led down a path by authoritative poets, following something mysterious as it moves through the landscape of thought. The rhythms and their modulations set forth a proclamation only to…