Happy Holidays!

Wishing you all Happy Holidays!













Rodney Zagury

uptown / downtown flyer

UPTOWN / DOWNTOWN

http://www.lmcc.net/arts_services/uptown_downtown

I am performing my new solo in progress "I Don't Have a Title Yet!" with music by Jacob do Bandolim at the Uptown/ Downtown performance series at Chen Dance Center on November 10, and at Dance Theater of Harlem on November 11, both are at 7.30PM.

Check the link above for more info and to RSVP. This is an event created by LMCC, Harlem Arts Alliance and The Field. The performances are free, but space is very limited! So RSVP ASAP!

Rodney Zagury

Written by Tamsin Nutter, a former dancer with my Company

http://www.moma.org/explore/inside_out/2010/05/04/bodies-in-the-galleries-thoughts-from-an-ex-dancer-on-marina-abramovic/

Available Light , an exhibition of dance photography by Rodney Zagury

Repertory Workshop May 17- 21

I will be teaching a Repertory Workshop May 17- 21 from 10Am-12Pm @
Panetta Movement Center @
214 West 29th Street, 10th Floor, New York NY 10001

I will be teaching movement from my recent works: Delete/Her and ANNETTE and will be auditioning male and female dancers for upcoming performances.
The class will start with a thorough warm-up followed by repertoire.

                                                                            

Cost:  

$90 before April 30

$100 after April 30

 pay online at:  http://reginarepertoryworkshop.blogspot.com/

 

                                                                              Julie Lemberger

Last Show Tonite!

We have our last show tonite at 7.30PM. Mention "OLIVER" at the box-office and get discount tickets for $10 each! Cash Only

Interview with Jim Moore

Regina Nejman - ANNETTE - Dixon Place from Jim Moore on Vimeo.
Regina Nejman - ANNETTE - Dixon Place from Jim Moore on Vimeo.

Opening night!

We had a wonderful opening weekend! Even though it seemed like we were in the middle of a hurricane in New York City!

After about four months of intense rehearsals, my dancers, collaborators and I were very excited to see ANNETTE materialize into its own world! This time the dancers and I pushed ourselves beyond just movement! I am always amazed at the creative process; how things fall together and how after a long time of working with a puzzle the piece reveals itself.

This piece required more speaking onstage than what I usually do, which I combined with my crafted and athletic movement. I felt this was a huge achievement, and I am glad the dancers and I stretched ourselves into new territory and to be honest, I have to thank the real ANNETTE whose fearless flamboyance was a constant source of  inspiration!

I feel very fortunate to have had this experience of working at Dixon Place! Nowadays, it is such an advantage  for an artist to be able to develop the work and perform it in the same place. Dixon Place has been very generous each step of the way, and they have a fabulous new theater!

Come check it out! Mention "OLIVER" at the box-office, this weekend and you get 2 for1 ($20).

What's been said: 

"Fame. Fashion. Madness. Humor. Sex. Love. Delusions of Grandeur... all in an AMAZING LIVE TECHNICOLOR production of ANNETTE. EVERYONE was absolutely ENTHRALLED. This is a perfect show in this reality-show world we live in. Absolutely ...Delightful. Every minute is a fun filled kaleidoscope fantasy."

In Portuguese...

http://www.comunidadenews.com/cultura/companhia-de-danca-de-regina-nejman-estreia-annette-em-ny-5853

Dixon Place presents the world premiere of ANNETTE

Dixon Place presents the world premiere of
ANNETTE
A Dixon Place Monde Cane Commission
by Regina Nejman

Fridays-Saturdays, March 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 at 7:30pm
SPECIAL ADVANCE DISCOUNT PRICING!
NOW through February 26th - $10 all tickets
February 27^th – March 11th - $15
March 12^th and after -  $20 (general admission), $15 (students/seniors)


Reservations & advanced tickets: www.dixonplace.org or 212.219.0736

Annette and Oliver, two fragmented characters struggle for survival and understanding in this multi-media dance piece, inspired by choreographer Regina Nejman’s own experiences teaching in a psychiatric outpatient program. Methodical and meditative movements combined with a deconstructed soundscape will fill the stage creating a dream-like environment and a search for balance accented throughout by a sense of humor.

Featuring: Regina Nejman, Amy Adams, Kristin Licata,

 Mary Madsen & Tomoko Maeda.
Composer Mio Morales 
Film-AlanMcIntyre Smith 
Costumes Sara James 
Lighting Design-Steven Battaglia