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berg Center in Philadelphia, Wortham Theater in Houston, Sunset Arts Center
in Carmel, CA, Kohler Arts Center in Wisconsin, New Orleans Performing Arts
Center and COCA in St. Louis, among many others. Stenn has been a contributing
editor at Dancemagazine and the Dance Insider, and has written for the
Brooklyn Rail and International Journal of Dance. She is a teaching artist for
The Joyce Theater, continues to teach residencies at the Lincoln Center Open
Stages Program, and is on the faculty of the New School in New York City.
Stenn is the proud mother of Jonah Jude Weissman, age 3. She is delighted to
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working with Keely Garfield.
ichael Lounsbery, Lighting Designer, Technical Director,
holds an MFA in Light and Sound Design from the University
of Memphis and a BA in Fine Arts from St, Michael‟s College. He has designed
lights and sound for such theatres as Northern Stage, Vermont Stage, Memphis
Black Rep, University of Vermont, St. Michael's Playhouse, Smith College,
Pioneer Valley Summer Theatre and New Century Theatre. Some of his favorite
designs include lights for Jesus Christ Superstar, Soul Repairs, Lobby Hero
and A Streetcar Named Desire. His favorite sound deigns were for A Midsummer
Nights Dream, Death and the Maiden, A Piece of My Heart and Equus.
Michael has worked on various theatre renovation projects and in his free
time enjoys swimming with free-range clams and observing apes in the wild.
L iz Prince, Costume Design, had the pleasure of working with Keely
Garfield previously and is happy to be working with her again at Manhattanville
College. She has worked extensively with Bill T. Jones designing
for his works on his company, Boston Ballet, Berlin Opera Ballet and Alvin
Ailey American Dance. Other work includes designing for works by: Doug
Varone (Doug Varone and Dancers, Jose Limon Dance Company, Dayton Contemporary
Dance), Mark Dendy (Dendy Dance, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Dortmund
Theater Ballet), Trey McIntyre (Washington Ballet, PHILADANCO, Pennsylvania
Ballet, Houston Ballet), Mikhail Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project,
PILOBOLUS Dance Theatre, Bill Irwin, Neil Greenberg, Ralph Lemon,
Jane Comfort, Lenora Champagne, Bebe Miller, Sarah East Johnson, Gerard
Alessandrini (MOBIL Masterpiece Theater Celebrates 20 Years on PBS), David
Dorfman, Patricia Hoffbauer, Jennifer Monson, Lawrence Goldhuber and
Keely Garfield. Photographs of Prince's costumes and sketches for Ralph
Lemon's GEOGRAPHY were recently published by Theater Communication
Group as part of THE PRODUCTION NOTEBOOKS volume II, edited by Mark Bly.
Her work has been exhibited at the New York Public Library for the Perform-
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Going for a Ride
Stephanie M. Quinn
Stephanie M. Quinn & Elizabeth Ferrante
Stephanie M. Quinn & Elizabeth Ferrante
Sabrina Doolittle
Serenity & Going for a Ride
by David Newman
Conversations
Barbara Duffy
Alissa Chikeles, Lauren Cieremans,
Alexa Conway, Jennifer Franzetti,
Colleen Gallagher, Genevieve Kelly,
Angela Luciani, Jessica Muoio,
Adrienne Reid, Heather Woodward
Liz Prince
Michael Lounsbery
How Could You Do A Thing Like That to
Me? by Tyree Glenn & Allan Roberts
Constellation / Eclipse
(THURSDAY ONLY)
K.J. Holmes & Jordan Fuchs
K.J. Holmes & Jordan Fuchs
K.J. Holmes & Jordan Fuchs
Michael Lounsbery
Constellation May 24, 2000
Trumpets: Roy Campbell, Baikida Carroll,
and Dave Douglas
Drums/Cello: Eliott Kavee
Special Notes: CONSTELLATION, conceived of and directed by K.J. Holmes,
began in 1999 after she witnessed a lunar eclipse off the coast of Oregon
and shortly afterward heard trumpeters Dave Douglas, Roy Campbell, and
Cuong Vu play at a club. There was something dynamically physical and
kinesthetic at both events that propelled Holmes to create a dance that
explored these shifting alignments of sound, movement, and light. She
began a collaboration with musicians and other dancers that eventually
came to be called CONSTELLATION. Tonight‟s performance is a phase of
CONSTELLATION entitled “Eclipse” that brings the dance back to its original
image of aspects of light and dark, using the soundtrack from a live
performance of CONSTELLATION at the Vision Festival, 2000.