Today marks the end of an incredible two weeks working as a dramaturg at
@nychoreographicinstitute . The Institute has long been my favorite dance event in NYC.
Getting to be a part of It was an absolute dream, made even dreamier by how talented and wonderful the great
@lucasvalente.dance was to work with as a choreographer. I got a front row seat to a genius at work, equal parts tender, ferocious, and virtuosic.
The whole cohort was incredible,
@juliadance__ ’s work is rich, detailed, beautiful, and intricate. I kept noticing completely different brilliant points of light with each run.
@fran.diazzz__ created a gorgeous, intense, miracle of a piece that made me want to throw my sneakers on the stage in celebration. If you ever have the opportunity to see the work of these three choreographers, BUY TICKETS AND GO.
Most importantly, who knows if they will ever read this because this is the most I’ve ever written in a post, but I will never forget the 20 dancers we worked with on this piece. I can’t even tag them all because of the instagram limit, but they are incredible artists and people. To the artistic directors who follow me, if you ever come across these names, HIRE THEM.
There will be films of the dances from the great
@qwharton soon!
Eternal thanks to Adrian and everyone
@nycballet