Movement in C's Spring Season Set

Movement in C proudly presents Original Love "What do you know about Love? On Thursday, May 5th 2016, & Friday, May 6th 2016 at 7:30 pm (doors open @ 7:00pm) at The Brooklyn Music School, 126 Saint Felix Street btw Hanson Pl. & Lafayette Ave Tickets are $10 @ www.MovementinC.org. $20 (Cash Only) at the door. This show is made possible by the support of The Brooklyn Music School & Playhouse.

The show:

Most of us have loved, searched for love, given up on love, loved love, and hated love. This journey is not linear, it weaves, it reflects, it moves forward, and it looks back. In one night, two-pieces explore different relationships with love. On one hand we've lost love, and can't get away, on the other, we search, we get down, and dig. In both these pieces, love drives action, love drives emotion, love is in charge. As humans, there is something in us that needs another half, this search isn't always pretty, it doesn't always feel good, but there is always something to learn. With that all said: We are doing it again! Movement in C is in the process of putting up another season! Two nights of original works. Both Salma Allam & Cathy Richards are reviving favorite pieces to share with you:

Roses on the Floor cast: Salma Allam, Elly Mandarakas, Christina Neubrand, Cathy Richards, & Kara Walsh. Voiceover: Dustin Alan Ingram (Script & Choreography by Salma Allam).

H.A.L.T cast: Salma Allam, Dustin Alan Ingram, Cathy Richards, and Melanie Sullivan (Script & Choreography by Cathy Richards).

Movement in C is a home. The place you can always come back to and reinvent yourself every time. Artistic Directors Salma Allam & Cathy Richards with their companies Salma Allam Dance Theater and CV Projects, strive to create work that is relatable to audiences. Venturing separately and together, their works are unified through expressing that part of us that we are afraid to bring fourth: vulnerability. An authentically vulnerable company, the base of Movement in C provides the forum for exploration and unity, and the opportunity for others to come into their own. Welcome home.

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