2017-2018 Season

2017-18

LA MAMA – NY, NY

La MaMa in Association with Armitage Gone! Dance presents

HALLOWEEN UNLEASHED: DANCING BONES, TASTING DARKNESS AND THE SKELETON WITHIN

Director and Choreographer: Karole Armitage

Music: DNA, Theoretical Girls, Wyclef Jean, David Lang, Marilyn Manson, Gioachino Rossini, Fats Waller

Original commissioned music: Terry Dame

Costumes and Installation: Peter Speliopoulos

Additional Costumes: Jon Can Coskunses and Simone Duff

Props, Puppets, Masks: Simone Duff

Light Design: Clifton Taylor

Tony Nominated Punk Ballerina Karole Armitage creates a gritty street influenced comedy on the delights of Halloween with her company, Armitage Gone! Dance. Halloween Unleashed mixes influences from Disney's 1929 herky-jerky animation with the Haitian Carnival to create a surreal production of screwball surrealism. 

First Floor Theatre | 74A E 4th Street; 1st Floor

$20 Adult Tickets; $15 Student/Seniors

55 Minutes

FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN AGES 10 AND ABOVE

October 27, 2017: 7pm and 10pm

October 28, 2017: 2pm and 7pm

October 29, 2017: 2pm and 4pm

Tickets https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/976715)


MIAMI BASLE – MIAMI, FL

Virtually There 

Roya Sachs, Curator

Malfada Millies, Creative Director

Karole Armitage, Choreographer

Charles Derenne, Music

Campana Brothers, Costume design

Kate Gilmore, Set 

Heather Rowe, Set 

Costume Fabrication, Jon Can Coskunses. Simone Duff

Armitage Gone! Dance:

Edgar Clausse, Ahmaud Culver, Megumi Eda, Gabby Grywalski, Yusaku Komori, Brent Whitney

December 4, 2017 7pm

December 5,2017 2pm

Mana Wynwood – 318 NW 23 St. Miami 


MIT MEDIA LAB - Cambridge, MA 

WORKSHOP

KICKING OFF THE MIT DANCING ENGINEER COMPANY: 

Does consciousness arise from the machinery of the body in the creation of a self OR are signals the self?

Variations of this question have been asked by philosophers for millennia. Today, the debate on consciousness is divided by between hard line materialists who believe electric signals ARE the self and those who believe, like Vittorio Gallese, Professor of Human Physiology at the University of Parma Italy, “I MOVE, therefore I think”.

January 22-26, 2018


NEW YORK LIVE ARTS – NY, NY

WOMEN / CREATE: A Festival of Dance

Donkey Jaw Bone – Karole Armitage, Armitage Gone! Dance

Shock Wave – Jennifer Muller, Jennifer Muller/The Works

Threshold – Jacqulyn Buglisi – Buglisi Dance Theatre

WAVES – Carolyn Dorfman, Carolyn Dorfman Dance

Armitage Gone! Dance returns to Jennifer Muller's celebrated annual season featuring women choreographers to present Donkey Jaw Bone, an excerpt from a new work commissioned by National Sawdust and the Mexico Now Festival. The full production will premiere on October 20, 2018 at Brooklyn's National Sawdust, an artist-led venue prioritizing exploration and discovery. The Mexico Now Festival established in 2004, offers audiences the opportunity to experience the vibrant and dynamic range of Mexico’s contemporary art and culture scene. 

Donkey Jaw Bone is loosely based on Mexico’s theatrical sport, Lucha Libre. It sits at the border of sport, dance and ritual, invoking connections between sometimes contradictory domains: rural and urban, tradition and modernity, ritual and parody, machismo and feminism, politics and spectacle. Performed on pre-Columbian instruments, the teponaztli (a pitched slit-log drum) and the quijada (a donkey jawbone), the dance draws on Balanchine’s Agon, ancient and contemporary minimalism, drag queen style and re-enacts documentary Lucha wrestling matches. 

Live music is performed by Juan Lucero and Peter Basil Bagdanos with Armitage Gone! Dancers Ahmaud Culver, Megumi Eda, Sierra French, Yusaku Komori and Cristian Laverde-Koenig. Costumes by Pilar Limosner. Lighting by Clifton Taylor. 

June 12, 2018: 7:30

June 13, 2018: 7:30

June 14, 2018: 7:30

June 15, 2018: 7:30

June 16, 2018: 7:30

Tickets or call 212-924-0077 


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