White Wave Dance Announces Three Free Performances Of IYOUUSWE II
During this critical time of the Covid Pandemic, this piece challenges us to examine who we are and how we relate to ourselves and to each other.
By: Chloe Rabinowitz Sep. 10, 2021
WHITE WAVE Dance has announced three free performances of their newest production, iyouuswe II (I-You-Us-We-Two), on October 1, 9, and 30, 2021 at Bethesda Fountain, DUMBO Archway, and the Home of WHITE WAVE Dance, respectively, at 5pm EST as part of the City Artist Corps Grant Initiative. iyouuswe II is a multi-year collaboration with pioneering choreographer Young Soon Kim and composer Marco Cappelli, in collaboration with their performers, as they continue to explore the body's three dimensions in space. Probing the weight of human emotions, the work presents a vividly colored vision where movement and mise-en-scène meld seamlessly.
During this critical time of the Covid Pandemic, this piece challenges us to examine who we are and how we relate to ourselves and to each other. It is a story of developing relationships by which we struggle to find a sense of 'i' as part of a 'we.'
Friday, October 1, 2021 at 5pm Bethesda Fountain in Central Park Enter from 72nd Street, both East & West side See live performance and meet the WHITE WAVE Dancers For tickets and more information, visit https://whitewavedance.networkforgood.com/events/33806-free-outdoor-performance-by-white-wave-dance-at-central-park-bethesda-fountain.
Saturday, October 9, 2021 at 5pm DUMBO Archway 155 Water St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 See live performance and meet the WHITE WAVE Dancers For tickets and more information, visit https://whitewavedance.networkforgood.com/events/33810-free-performance-by-white-wave-dance-at-dumbo-archway.
Saturday, October 30, 2021 at 5pm Home of WHITE WAVE DANCE 150 MacDougal Street, #1fl. Brooklyn, NY 11233 See live performance at our home backyard with a reception with food & drinks.
For tickets and more information, visit https://whitewavedance.networkforgood.com/events/33813-free-performance-at-white-wave-dance-s-home.
PROGRAM
"iyouuswe II" (Work in Progress)
"iyouuswe II" (read I-You-Us-We-Two) is our multi-year collaboration by pioneering choreographer, Young Soon Kim, in collaboration with our performers, as we continue to explore the body's 3 dimensions in space. Probing the weight of human emotions, "iyouuswe II," a Dance Film, presents a vividly-colored vision where movement and mise-en-scène seamlessly meld. Especially during this critical time of the covid Pandemic, this piece challenges us to examine who we are, and how we relate to ourselves and to each other. It is a story of developing relationships by which we struggle to find a sense of 'i' as part of a 'we.'
Choreography by Young Soon Kim, in collaboration with the performers Original Score, performed LIVE by Marco Cappelli Other Music by Stephan Bodzin & Angus MacRae Cinematography by Alexander Sargent Dancers: Andy Santana, Casey LaVres, Eric Parra, Frances Samson, James Johnson, Lacey Baroch, Mark Willis, Sumire Ishige "iyouuswe II, A Dance Film" is selected to Finalist at Vancouver Independent Film Festival and an OFFICIAL SELECTION at the 2021 Espoo Digi-Dance International Film Festival (Finland) and Experimental, Dance, Music Film Festival (Canada).
Eternal NOW (Excerpts)
Revealing secret longings through utterly human stories, choreographer Young Soon Kim and WHITE WAVE Dance present Eternal NOW. Kim, whose work has been hailed for its exhilarating, visually stunning, and emotionally rich phrases and textures, presents this expression of movement that perpetually affirms the now, in space and time, as it reveals the inner landscape of human emotion. The result is a compelling, deeply sensual work that exemplifies the remarkable versatility of its performers and the choreographic virtuosity of its maker. Eternal NOW is the fourth and final chapter of the Here NOW series which Kim conceived and began creating in 2010.
"Eternal NOW" premiered in 2014 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM Fisher). WHITE WAVE Dance presented Eternal NOW, a Multi-Media Dance/Theater Piece, at the Asia Culture Center (ACC), in Gwangju, Korea in 2019.
Choreography by Young Soon Kim in collaboration with the performers Original music composed & performed by Marco Cappelli Projection Design by Kate Freer, Hao Bai Costume design by Sarah Cubbage Dramaturgy Adviser by James Leverett Lighting design by Yuriy Nayer
Danced by Melissa Anderson, Lacey Baroch, Misuzu Hara, James Johnson, Casey LaVres, Jesse Obremski, Mikelle Rindflish, Andy Santana, Mark Willis.
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