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Hedwignites 2006 Annual Benefit Gala March 31, 2006 Primitive 130 N. Jefferson, Chicago A wonderful evening was had by all at Hedwig Dances' annual Benefit Gala. This year, the event was held at Chicago's premiere new gallery, Primitive. Several merchants graciously donated items to our silent auction...see who they are. |
Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”dance fantasy performed by a trio of women that addresses illness,
of Bartoszek’s 1991 work, “Fever Tales,” a dreamy Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”
caretaking and the fragility of health. Composer “Fever Tales.”Woodbury. Rounding out the program is a remounting
caretaking and the fragility of health. Composer Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”of
Bartoszek’s 1991 work, “Fever Tales,” a dreamy Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”caretaking
and the fragility of health. Composer Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”
of Bartoszek’s 1991 work, “Fever Tales,” a dreamy Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”
caretaking and the fragility of health. Composer “Fever Tales.”Woodbury. Rounding out the program is a remounting
caretaking and the fragility of health. Composer Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”of
Bartoszek’s 1991 work, “Fever Tales,” a dreamy Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”caretaking
and the fragility of health. Composer Michael Zerang created an original score for “Fever Tales.”
Hedwig Dances will share an
evening with Beverly Blossom
December 1-3, 2006
Storefront Theater
66 E. Randolph St., Chicago
evening with Beverly Blossom
December 1-3, 2006
Storefront Theater
66 E. Randolph St., Chicago
Spring Concert
June 2-3, 2006
Athenaeum Theater
2936 N. Southport, Chicago
Featuring performances by:
Hedwig Dances the critically-acclaimed Hedwig Dances has inspired
audiences with bold performances and innovative collaboration.
Lucky Plush Productions often playing with the fanciful and surreal,
Lucky Plush abstracts conceptual material with poetic lyricism.
Same Planet Different World SPDW's varied repertory ranges
June 2-3, 2006
Athenaeum Theater
2936 N. Southport, Chicago
Featuring performances by:
Hedwig Dances the critically-acclaimed Hedwig Dances has inspired
audiences with bold performances and innovative collaboration.
Lucky Plush Productions often playing with the fanciful and surreal,
Lucky Plush abstracts conceptual material with poetic lyricism.
Same Planet Different World SPDW's varied repertory ranges
Jubilate
to benefit Alexian Brothers Bonaventure House
November 19, 2006
Harris Theater
The Other Dance Festival
September 14 & 15, 2006
7:30 PM
Hamlin Park Field House
3035 N. Hoyne Ave., Chicago
April 27-30, 2006
Joyce SoHo
155 Mercer Street, New York
Hedwig Dances brings its image-rich, dance theater works to the Joyce SoHo stage.
Featured on the program are three works by Jan Bartoszek:
Short Stories (world premiere), probing layers of memory in the
whimsical world of four characters
Sleep of Reason, a dark, dissonant masked dance inspired by
Francisco Goya's satiric etchings
After the Fall, Desire, a richly expressionistic duet
about Adam and Eve.
The program also includes Wet Dreams (world premiere)
by Jan Erkert, based on bathing rituals, and
Long Trip by Maray Gutierrez
Joyce SoHo
155 Mercer Street, New York
Hedwig Dances brings its image-rich, dance theater works to the Joyce SoHo stage.
Featured on the program are three works by Jan Bartoszek:
Short Stories (world premiere), probing layers of memory in the
whimsical world of four characters
Sleep of Reason, a dark, dissonant masked dance inspired by
Francisco Goya's satiric etchings
After the Fall, Desire, a richly expressionistic duet
about Adam and Eve.
The program also includes Wet Dreams (world premiere)
by Jan Erkert, based on bathing rituals, and
Long Trip by Maray Gutierrez
Fall Concert, 2005
November 18, 19
Chicago Cultural Center Dance Studio
77 E. Randolph, Chicago
