Saturday, May 21st 2011 - 8:00pm Sunday, May 22nd 2011 - 3:00pm price : $10 purchase: 212-674-8191Masumi Kishimoto and Alisa Fendley will premiere a new Racoco duet, Vestige, at the annual spring showing of choreography by Mary Anthony's current students and alumni. Mary is still teaching at 94, it is an honor to continue to show work at her studio.
Rachel performing at a benefit for dance-theater company Loom MANHATTAN CHILDREN'S THEATER 52 White Street (btw Church and Bway, just south of Canal Street) map »
Thursday, April 28th 2011 - 6:00pm price : $12 includes 7pm and 9pm performance sets and free drinksSaturday, May 21st 2011 - 8:00pm price : $10 purchase: 212-674-8191From 6 to 11, FREE infused vodkas, home-made meads, and wine, dancing, and performances:
7pm Toby Twining -- microtonalist, Mongolian throat-singer, African yodeler, and extreme vocalist Warbles -- delivering emotionally raw acoustic performances Marisa Michelson -- composer and voice guru with a new music a capella vocal ensemble. Rachel Cohen -- dancer, choreographer, clown and Loom -- your hosts, with excerpts from their new show.
9pm Grace McLean -- singer, songwriter Bill Young and Company -- reaching toward the outermost extremes of physical dance and more Loom
Saturday, May 14th 2011 - 8:00pm Sunday, May 15th 2011 - 8:00pm price : $15 purchase: 212-924-7882Members of the Construction Company will be presenting new works to compositions for live violin and piano.
Racoco performs at Tea Dances, co-hosted by Emily Faulkner and Jody Sperling 525 WEST 22ND STREET Buzzer 5A (bet 10th/11th Aves) New York, NY map »
Saturday, April 9th 2011 - 3:00pm price : Suggested donation $10Tea Dances are fun, family-friendly performances that are followed by refreshments.
Rachel Cohen, Alisa Fendley, Rebecca Ketchum, Masumi Kishimoto, and Kelly Kocinski will be performing excerpts of recent Racoco work.
Jody Sperling's Time Lapse Dance shares excerpts from "Turbulence," a new work-in-progress. The dancers whip silk into motion to visualize patterns of air disturbance. Swirling and swooping to a brand-new percussion score by Quentin Chiappetta, the women make a dynamic connection between rhythmic and spatial architecture.
Emily Faulkner's Wind-up Circus runs the finale from their recent work combining acrobatic, circus-inspired spectacle with exquisitely delicate movement and deadpan wit. Think post-modern dance meets Alice in Wonderland.
And stick around for tea and cookies after the performance!
