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Artistic Director: Sarah Slipper Executive Director: Scott Lewis Production Manager and Lighting Design: Jeff Forbes Stage Manager: Thyra Hartshorn Company Manager: Katie Holliday Dancers: Samantha Campbell, Kody Jauron, Elijah Labay, Lindsey McGill, Franco Nieto, Andrea Parson, Julia Radick, Viktor Usov, Ching Ching Wong
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Program (subject to change) What We’ve Lost on the Way Choreography: Felix Landerer Music: Christof Littmann Costumes: Lindsey Reif Dancers: Kody Jauron, Elijah Labay, Lindsey McGill, Julia Radick, Ching Ching Wong The piece can be seen as a reflection on the pace and restlessness in which we move through our lives. It raises the question, if there is any substance to be found in that pace or if we all just attempt to keep up and leave burned grounds behind us. MemoryHouse Choreography: Sarah Slipper Music: Max Richter, Yann Tiersen Costumes: Rachelle Waldie Dancers: Franco Nieto, Andrea Parson
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MemoryHouse is one of a series of signature, dramatic, and cinematic duets from Northwest Dance Project’s founding Artistic Director, Sarah Slipper. The viewer is taken into the internal domestic world of a woman and a man, but it’s unknown if the various states and portions of their relationship and interactions that we see are happening, or are selected memories. The movements in the final minutes of MemoryHouse are decided by the dancers onstage. The female dancer’s eyes are shut and she is completely vulnerable to her partner. Is he there or not? As the duet comes to a close, she chooses one of multiple endings suggested by the choreographer, but chosen by her in the moment.
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15 Minute Intermission At Some Hour You Return Choreographer: Jiri Pokorny Music: Sync24, Nicolas Jaar, Jacaszek Costumes: Heather Treadway Dancers: Andrea Parson, Elijah Labay, Franco Nieto, Julia Radick, Viktor Usov, Ching Ching Wong 15 Minute Intermission State of Matter Choreography: Ihsan Rustem Music: Ólafur Arnalds, Max Richter Poem: Benjamin Wardell (spoken by Andrea Parson) Costumes: Rachelle Waldie Dancers: Samantha Campbell, Elijah Labay, Lindsey McGill, Franco Nieto, Andrea Parson, Viktor Usov, Ching Ching Wong I discovered this poem, “The Clouds Inside,” by Benjamin Wardell, a friend and dancer with Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, and became immediately fascinated by the comparison he had made between us and clouds. I began to read the poem over and found myself lost in his vision of the world above reflecting society and discovered that the more I read, the more detached I became from the situation; an observer seeing these words and worlds come to life but from the outside in, my mind creating what felt to be almost a memory. This poem was the stimulus and inspiration which structured all decisions in the creative process for “State of Matter” - whilst not aiming to tell a story as such, I wanted to see us through the minds eye of one person, removed, on a journey dictated, like clouds, by the opposing forces in life often beyond our control. Special Thanks: We would like to thank our partners in the creation of these works including National Endowment for the Arts, Oregon Arts Commission, Regional Arts and Culture Council, the Oregon Cultural Trust, and Boeing Company. We would also like to thank UtahPresents, the University of Utah, and Brooke Horejsi for inviting NW Dance Project to perform in Salt Lake City.
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About NW Dance Project Founded in 2004 by acclaimed dancer, mentor and choreographer Sarah Slipper, NW Dance Project is dedicated to the creation and performance of innovative and significant contemporary dance works from established and emerging dance makers created in an open and artistically stimulating environment.
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NW Dance Project has fostered the creation and premiere of over 160 original contemporary dance works to date. Our dedication to providing dancers and dance makers the resources and creative room needed to realize new, inspired dance works led Dance International Magazine to proclaim that we are “changing the way dance is created” and the NW Dance Project has become “a laboratory, factory and repository for risk-taking new works from the next generation of choreographers from Europe and North America.”
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NW Dance Project Bios Sarah Slipper, Founding Artistic Director + Choreographer An award-winning choreographer, Sarah Slipper studied at the Royal Ballet School, was a principal dancer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and appeared as a guest artist worldwide. She has worked with internationally renowned directors and choreographers such as Arnold Spohr, Rudi van Dantzig, Hans van Manen, Jiri Kylian, and Agnes de Mille. She has served as Ballet Mistress of Alberta Ballet and Oregon Ballet Theatre, and teaches master classes throughout North America. She was awarded the Grand Prize for Choreography at the International Choreographic Competition at Saint Sauveur in 2000. In 2006, her ballet created for the inaugural NW Dance Project, A Fine Balance, was nominated for the prestigious Benois de la Danse award and performed at the event’s gala at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. Sarah has created over 40 works for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Cincinnati Ballet, Nashville Ballet, Oregon Ballet Theatre, Washington Ballet, Ballet Jorgen, Louisville Ballet, Alberta Ballet, Fugate/Bahiri Ballet NY, Ballet Pacifica, Jefferson Dancers, and her own international-award-winning company, NW Dance Project. Felix Landerer During his career as a dancer Felix Landerer choreographed for the company of Stephan Thoss in the Opera of Hannover and the BalÊ Teatro Guaira in Curitiba, Brasil. In 2006 Felix Landerer began to work as a freelance choreographer in Hannover and in 2007 beside his own productions began to work for the Commedia Futura, Theater in der Eisfabrik. Since then he has created various feature-length dance theatre productions for and in the Commedia Futura. Within this period Landerer continuously created a repertoire with two or three productions a year and established his work in Hannover. Since 2010 he receives conceptional support of the City of Hannover. In April 2010 Felix NW DANCE PROJECT
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NW Dance Project Bios Landerer won the first prize in the International Competition for choreographers in Hannover and the production-prize from Ed Wubbe for the Scapino Ballet in Rotterdam. Recently Felix has been guest choreographing for Luzerner Theater in Switzerland, for Norrdans in Sweden and for Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, where he has been appointed as choreographer in residence from 2013. Jirí Pokorný Jirí Pokorný was born in Prague, Czech Republic in 1981. He started his dance training at the preballet school of the State Opera in Prague when he was eight years old and continued his studies at the Prague National Dance Conservatory. After his graduation, Jiri joined Laterna Magika Praha (2000) and three years later he joined Nederlands Dans Theater 2 (NDT2) in The Hague, advancing to NDT1 in 2006. He has worked with many renowned choreographers such as Jiri Kylian, Paul Lightfoot and Sol Leon, Mats Ek, Ohad Naharin, Crystal Pite and others. Jiri has also created his own works at the annual choreography workshop, “Switch From Dancer to Choreographer”, collaborated with physical theatre “Spitfire Company” in Prague and taught for Move In, the education department of NDT, Mediterraneo Dance Festival in Italy, and Architanz Japan. His works Dead Nature and Flying Roof were created for NDT’s Summer Intensive in 2010/11. In August 2010, Jiri joined Crystal Pite’s company, Kidd Pivot Frankfurt. Currently, Jiri is continuing his career as a choreographer. His recent work, Doze, was created for NDT2 and premiered in January 2013. In the same year, Black Clouds Don’t Cry was premiered by Dekkadancers at the New Stage of National Theater Prague. This is Jiri’s debut work in North America.
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NW Dance Project Bios Ihsan Rustem / Resident Choreographer
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Ihsan Rustem was born in London and studied at the Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance, during in which time he was a member of the National Youth Dance Company. His professional performance career began in the UK with Matthew Bourne’s Adventures in Motion Pictures; in Germany at Ballet Theater Munich (Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz); Introdans in the Netherlands; and in Switzerland as a founding member of both the Stadt Theater Bern Ballett (Cathy Marston) and the Tanz Luzerner Theater. Ihsan has worked with many of today’s leading choreographers including Mats Ek, Jiří Kylián, Hans van Manen and Paul Lightfoot and Sol León; has originated roles in works by Hofesh Shechter, Alexander Ekman, Wayne McGregor, Matthew Bourne, Stijn Celis, Cayetano Soto, Felix Landerer; and has performed further works by William Forsythe & Twyla Tharp, amongst others. In 2010, Sarah Slipper invited Ihsan to Portland to create his first commission for a company. The resulting work, State of Matter, went on to receive international success, winning both the Sadler’s Wells Global Dance Contest in 2011 and the Audience Choice Award at the 25th International Competition for Choreographers in Hannover, Germany. He has choreographed three original for works for NW Dance Project to date, his first work State of Matter in 2010, and in 2012 he returned to Portland to create Mother Tongue. In March 2015 he premiered his third work for NW Dance Project, Yidam, and was also appointed NW Dance Project’s Resident Choreographer.
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Dancer Bios Samantha Campbell is from Salt Lake City, Utah. She attended the University of Utah as a Ballet major, graduating with a B.F.A. in May 2007 and was a member of Utah Ballet for three years. She danced with Alabama Ballet and danced on scholarship at the Lou Conte Dance Studio (Hubbard Street Dance Chicago).
Kody Jauron is from Phoenix, Arizona, where he began his formal dance instruction at age 15 with Andrew Needhammer. Kody studied with the Miami City Ballet School and Ballet Austin’s Professional Division Trainee Program where he was honored to become a recipient of the Sarah & Ernest Butler Scholarship. Kody participated in NW Dance Project’s LAUNCH: 10 and was invited to join the company in 2015. Elijah Labay, born in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, started training at Ballet Arts Academy in Spokane, Washington. In 2004, Elijah joined Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet Professional Division and then attended the Fellowship Program at The Ailey School on full scholarship. He receive a Professional Advancement Award at Jacob’s Pillow and later joined Florida Dance.
Lindsey McGill was born in Houston, Texas. After graduating from Houston Ballet Academy, Lindsey has worked with Jane Weiner’s Hope Stone Dance, Michele Brangwen Dance Ensemble, iMEE, Dominic Walsh Dance Theater, O Dance, NobleMotion Dance, The Next Stage Project, KDNY and Dayton Contemporary Dance Company 2.
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Dancer Bios Franco Nieto was born and raised in Vancouver, Washington. Franco was an athlete playing football for seven years before making his choice to dance. Franco began his training at Vancouver School of Arts and Academics, and Columbia Dance, later studying under Tracey Durbin in Portland. Franco graduated from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with a B.F.A. in Jazz in 2009. Franco is a 2012 Princess Grace Award winner. Andrea Parson began her early dance training in Hillsboro, Oregon, at Northwest Conservatory of Dance under the direction of Anita Mitchell. She received her B.A. from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles in 2008 and later joined NW Dance Project. In June 2010, Dance Magazine named Andrea their dancer “On the Rise.� The following month, Andrea was awarded a Princess Grace Award for Dance and was later featured on the cover of Dance Spirit Magazine. Julia Radick was born and raised in New York City. She graduated from LaGuardia Arts High School and earned her BFA in Dance from the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. She has also trained at North Carolina School of the Arts, Boston Ballet, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, and with Batsheva.
Viktor Usov was born in Uzhgorod, Ukraine. He began his dance training in Portland with Sarah Slipper at the age of 14 and attended The Juilliard School on scholarship. After graduating in 2010 with a BFA in Dance, Viktor moved to Germany to dance as a soloist with Johannes Wieland at the Staatstheater Kassel. Viktor returned to dance with NW Dance Project in 2013. Viktor was one of six dancers in 2014 to receive the Princess Grace Award in Dance. NW DANCE PROJECT
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Dancer Bios Ching Ching Wong was born in Manila, Philippines, but calls southern California her home where she began her dance training at Allegria Dance Theatre under the artistic direction of Alia Harlan. She received her B.F.A. in Dance Performance and minor in Education and Psychology & Social Behavior from the University of California, Irvine. During her UCI days, she was a member of Donald McKayle’s Etude Ensemble. Ching Ching was one of six dancers in 2015 to receive the Princess Grace Award in Dance.
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Kingsbury Hall POST-FILM Q&A WITH CAROLL SPINNEY For 45 years, Caroll Spinney has been beloved by generations of children as the man behind Sesame Street’s Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch. A loving portrait of the man in the yellow suit, the film features extraordinary footage of Spinney’s earliest collaborations with Jim Henson. As the yellow feathers give way to grey hair, it is the man, not the puppet, who will steal your heart.
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• Food and drink are not allowed in the auditorium. • Please silence mobile phones, watches and any other noise-making devices.
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