In A ¼” below the surface of the earth, choreographer Michael Estanich uses the body as the landscape for fiery physical investigation. The work is designed to challenge the movement habits and physical stamina of the dancers’ bodies and enable them to access their explosive power. Set against a serene installation of hanging wind chimes and circulating air, the dancers navigate complex, high-speed movement patterns with precision and intensity.
Monday, April 6, 2009
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