All Videos Tagged Drury (dance-tech) - dance-tech

I am my Shitty Little Box (excerpt)

2013-11-25T05:48:13.353Z

I am My Shitty Little Box, Solo for the Movement Research Fall Festival 2011 at
Danspace, curated by Ishmael Houston-Jones. 27 minutes in length.
In this solo, I walk onto the stage, choose an audience member, describe them as I
move through the space toward them, exchange clothing with them, and then
dance both for them and as them.
Full work here: https://vimeo.com/41145729

Squall Lines

2011-01-01T16:56:46.510Z

Chris Ferris & Dancers present Squall Lines
choreography: Chris Ferris
music score: Loren Kiyoshi Dempster & Jeff Kerestes
live music: Loren Kiyoshi Dempster: cello, Andrew Drury: percussion, Jeff Kerestes: guitar
dancers: Dana Doggett, Erin DeLucia-Benson, Haley Hauglum, & Kristen Mangione
costumes: Patti Gilstrap
lighting: Carrie Wood

In Squall Lines, four dancers use the room and each molecule of air as sculpture with no point left untouched as the dancers, obsessed, move towards exhaustion.

Still Night

2011-01-01T16:52:17.453Z

Still Night, choreographed by Chris Ferris, incorporates 12 sculptural lights that streak the room with illumination and rustling as they become an extension of the dancer’s presence. The lights are designed and constructed by artist Warren Kloner. This trio, danced by Erin DeLucia-Benson, Grace Di Lorenzo, and Dana Doggett inscribes pathways of light that are created by intricate dance phrases carried out with and without lights. The piece draws the viewer’s attention from light filled air to the human body and finally expresses how all are connected. Lights are carried, rolled, and slashed and are equally important as the dancer’s bodies. Together they create a landscape of dreamlike imagery. Original music is by Andrew Drury. This dance is part of the suite of works that make up Proximity Of Clouds, a full evening work.

Proximity Of Clouds, excerpts 5 min.

2010-12-31T04:31:43.884Z

This atmospheric and moving work is choreographed by Chris Ferris and takes the sculptural sets by Warren Kloner into hand and motion. These sculptures hang, swing, slash, glow, and illuminate creating ethereal forms, a forest of moving architecture, and corporeal presences. Original music is performed live and recorded by Loren Kiyoshi Dempster, Andrew Drury, & Jeff Kerestes. The dancers defining and consuming space are Katie Aggen, Erin Delucia Benson, Melissa Brading, Grace DiLorenzo, Dana Doggett, Haley Hauglum, Kristen Mangione, and Hannah Seidel. Costumes are by Patti Gilstrap and lighting by Carrie Wood.