Ten years ago this week!

Julie Lemberger

On April 4-7, 2002 I premiered my first evening length piece "Maria Vai Com As Outras" at the Merce Cunningham Studio. We had a blast! And I was so proud of my dancers and collaborators!

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/27/arts/fringe-festival-review-love-friskiness-and-high-heeled-shoes.html

http://www.villagevoice.com/2002-09-17/dance/fringe-benefits/

http://www.nytheatre.com/Show/Review/2002111

http://www.curtainup.com/fringe2002.html#Mariavai

http://www.villagevoice.com/content/printVersion/169531/

Fridays @ Noon with The Field

I had the pleasure of performing my new Solo last Friday at the 92nd Street Y's Fridays @ Noon, as part of The Field's 25th year celebration. The program also included works by Neta Pulvermacher and Yanira Castro, and the first part of the event included showing clips of past works.

I showed a 4 minute clip of the entrance solo of  my evening length work Leave Yourself At The Door, Please! 2003, performed at Joyce SoHo.

photo: Julie Lemberger

photo: Rodney Zagury
The performances were followed by a lively conversation with 5th graders.
Here is the link: http://www.92y.org/Uptown/Event/Fridays-at-Noon-12/9/11.aspx

Dumbo Dance Festival

I Will be performing SOLO at the Dumbo Dance Festival / White Wave @ 25 Jay Street,Brooklyn,
on Sunday, September 25 at 4:00pm
Main Stage Performances
FREE to the public

Music by Jaco' do Bandolin
Costume by Regina Nejman

Part of SOLO was developed during the 2010 Uptown/ Downtown Series









Rodney Zagury

Impressions from the audience:

"Witty and sophisticated! The text is just enough to hint at you, and it doesn't hit you over the head!"
Sean Curran, Choreographer


"I look forward to seeing more of your work!"
Deborah, John and Sylvia


"Loved it! There was plenty of humor, suspense, sarcasm and beautiful movement" Roger, Visual artist


"Great to see a dance show with plenty of DANCE!"
Doug


"I saw Regina in her new performance on Tuesday August 16 and I really enjoyed it. I especially loved the dialogue coupled with the contemporary dance. Regina is a wonderful dancer and doesn't spare any movement. Life is an ongoing movement process and we continue although sometimes we don't know where we are going. Life dilemas are always a part of it.

Thanks for inviting me. Keep me posted with any new events."
Henrietta, occupational therapist

photos by Rodney Zagury

Opening Night of I Don't Have a Title Yet! video by Ryan Tully

The Dispossessed from [8]on Tully on Vimeo.

Rehearsal

Kristin Licata, Zachary Denison, Regina Nejman and Amy Adams

Zachary Denison, Kristin Licata and Amy Adams

By Ryan Tully