2008-2009 Season

Armitage Gone! Dance– Summer of Love

Aug. 8, 2008 Lincoln Center Out of Door Festival, NYC


Summer of Love
Choreography Karole Armitage
Music Burkina Electric

Costumes Peter Speliopoulos

Armitage Gone! Dance, Lukas Ligeti and Burkina Electric join together for a Dionysian celebration in Summer of Love. Armitage’s mix of off-kilter ballet, club dance, and erotica ripple out in waves of fracturing crystalline motion. The music by Burkina Electric combines the burkinabé music of Burkina Faso and Western club electronica. Costumes by Peter Speliopoulos take inspiration from the documentary photography of sixties youth culture by Malick Sidibé in Mali and the hippie movement in the west.


www.lincolncenter.org
www.burkina-electric.com

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Armitage Gone! Dance - U.S. TOUR


October 3-4, 2008

Ligeti Essays and Time is the echo of an axe within a wood

Hopkins Center for the Arts Dartmouth College


Hanover, New Hampshire
www.hop.dartmouth.edu

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Armitage Gone! Dance - THINK PUNK! GALA


February 3rd, 2009

Capitale, 130 Bowery NYC

Join us for our annual gala. Karole Armitage will be presenting the first annual Gone! Award to Jeff Koons and The Honorable Earle I. Mack. After drinks and dinner Jamie Niven will be hosting a live art auction followed by a punk cabaret!


www.thinkpunkgala.com

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Armitage Gone! Dance - NEW YORK SEASON

March 4-14, 2009


THINK PUNK!

Featuring Armitage Gone! Dance in a world premiere and revivals of punk classics from the late 70s and early 80s including Drastic–Classicism and The Watteau Duets with live music by Rhys Chatham and David Linton. Wild Thing to Jimi Hendrix with a set by Jeff Koons will also be revived. The world premiere Mashup to music by Daniel Iglesia combines Mozart with punk classics by the X-Ray Spex.

The Kitchen 512 W. 19 Street New York, New York


www.thekitchen.org
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HAIR ON BROADWAY- CHOREOGRAPHY BY KAROLE ARMITAGE

Previews begin on March 6th

Opening March 31st

Armitage Gone! Dance is delighted to announce that Karole Armitage’s choreography will appear in the tribal love rock musical Hair on Broadway the the Al Hirshfeld Theater.

www.hairbroadway.com
Buy Tickets Here!

Call Telecharge at 1-212-239-6200.

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Armitage Gone! Dance - U.S. TOUR


March 21, 2009
Ligeti Essays and Time is the echo of an axe within a wood
Carpenter Center
Long Beach, California
www.carpenterarts.org

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Armitage Gone! Dance - U.S. TOUR


April 30-May 1, 2009
Ligeti Essays and Time is the echo of an axe within a wood
Touhill Performing Arts Center
St. Louis, Missouri
www.dancestlouis.org

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Armitage Gone! Dance – ITALY


May 21-27, 2009 EAR Teatro Massimo Vincenzo Bellini Catania, Italy

May 21 - 8:30 pm
May 23 - 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm
May 24 - 8:30 pm
May 26 - 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm
May 27 - 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm


Summer of Love
Choreography Karole Armitage
Music Burkina Electric

Costumes Peter Speliopoulos

Armitage Gone! Dance, Lukas Ligeti and Burkina Electric join together for a Dionysian celebration in Summer of Love. Armitage’s mix of off-kilter ballet, club dance, and erotica ripple out in waves of fracturing crystalline motion. The music by Burkina Electric combines the burkinabé music of Burkina Faso and Western club electronica. Costumes by Peter Speliopoulos take inspiration from the documentary photography of sixties youth culture by Malick Sidibé in Mali and the hippie movement in the west.
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Armitage Gone! Dance – New Production


Napoli Teatro Festival. Naples, Italy - exact dates forthcoming

Teatro San Ferdinando

June 24-27, 2009 -10:00 pm

Made in Naples

Karole Armitage and Armitage Gone! Dance go to Naples to create a new work in 15 scenes inspired by Pulcinella and the city that gave us Pulcinella. The production features music from unknown and renowned Neopolitan composers like Pergolesi and Roberto de Simone and mixes them with an international cast of composers including John Adams, Carl Stalling and Rhys Chatham. Artist Karen Kilmnik is designing the sets and Alba Clemente is designing costumes.


www.teatrofestivalitalia.it

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