MFA Thesis Concert Temple University

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MFA Thesis Concert Temple University

Time: April 16, 2010 at 7:30pm to April 17, 2010 at 10pm
Location: Temple University - Conwell Theater
City/Town: Philadelphia
Event Type: perfromance
Organized By: Marcelo Rueda
Latest Activity: Apr 4, 2010

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Concert Title: Soles

Featured Works by MFA Candidates:
Carolina del Hierro
Maritza M. Ogarro &
Marcelo Rueda

Dates:
April 16th, 7:30pm
April 17th, 2:30pm & 7:30pm


Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Maritza M. Ogarro's choreography fuses different styles of urban contemporary movement. Ogarro's piece, Twilight: codes of the street, explores the language, movement, gesture and experiences of “street life” in South Central Los Angeles and the effects it has on the individuals that take part in it.

In Endurance in Durance, Carolina del Hierro addresses confinement as a condition within the body and space, where the sensation of being trapped inside the self as well as within the surroundings can be chosen or the result of social manipulation.

Marcelo Rueda is a contemporary Colombian artist whose work finds motivation in placing the corporeal experience on the center of storytelling in order to make dances that land inside our daily quotidian and reveal it as a realm of the body. In Can’t Be Seen, he creates new spaces within the performance space and presents the body as a vessel for all of our learning experiences.

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