Monday, October 24, 2011

The Monocle Eclectic Dance Co. in Dance Chicago 2011!

In the mood for a fall dance performance? Check out The Monocle Eclectic Dance Company, as we present 3 works in Dance Chicago 2011:

On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10th at 8:00 PM
The Monocle Eclectic Dance Company will be performing "Location," which premiered in "then again"as a dance for film projection in April 2011, never seen live!
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th at 8:00 PM
The Monocle Eclectic Dance Company will be performing both "Phase I" and "In then Out," which premiered in "then again" April 2011.

THE FESTIVAL:
At Stage 773
1225 West Belmont, Chicago IL 60657

To order tickets, go to www.dancechicago.com, and click "BUY TICKETS," go to the show date listed DC2011.

To order DISCOUNTED tickets use the code:
DC11**ML for $5 off

Dance Chicago is celebrating their 17th Season!

Chicago Tribune raves: "An entertaining buffet where audiences can sample the diverse flavors of the city's ever-growing dance scene."

Monday, September 26, 2011

Photography by Larry Burrows 'flash drive' April 2011


Erin Clyne, Sandy Donahue, Katie Burrows, and Amanda Dayton (from left to right) in the work, "On & Off," excerpt from 'flash drive,' at Links Hall. Those 3 women inspire me; The Monocl
e Eclectic Dance Company is extremely fortunate to have a group of such talented, powerful, and soulful dancers.





Katie Burrows, Sandy Donahue, and Amanda Dayton (from left to right) in the work, 'Phase I.' Intrigued by this picture? You're in luck, this work will be seen again in Dance Chicago, stay tuned for show dates!







Christina Savino, Amanda Dayton, Katie Burrows, and Dustyn Martincich (from left to right) in the work, 'but a moment.' This piece was set to an excerpt of the song "LaLa We-Qawu" by The Children of the Agape Choir, and was truly one of my personal favorite pieces from 'flash drive'.







Friday, September 9, 2011

Once upon a September,

a Chicago choreographer began putting things in motion...

After a smashing three-performance-sell-out success in April 2011 with "Then Again," in collaboration with Dustin Martincich, The Monocle Eclectic Dance Company is gearing up for future endeavors.

More collaborations, opportunities, and community involvement to come.

Keep dancing and stay tuned!

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Opening in 10 days!!!

then again is a two-act evening of fresh choreography presenting two dance artists’ perspectives on the flux and convergence of time through memory.

"Lone Windows," a new narrative work by Dustyn Martincich, inspired by selected paintings from Edward Hopper and flash fiction from Joseph Scapellato, explores isolated characters transported by moments that flash from the past and present.

"Flash Drive," created by The Monocle Eclectic Dance Company's Kathryn Burrows, utilizes imagery and film to submerge the audience into a vivid world, flashing by as our memories often do: in reverse.

Friday, April 8th at 8pm

Saturday, April 9th at 8pm

Sunday, April 10th at 7pm

Hope to see you there!

For tickets ($12 General Admission/$10 Student/Senior), please visit:

http://thenagainlh.eventbrite.com/


Monday, January 31, 2011

This just in!

Haven't seen The Monocle Eclectic Dance Company's repertoire? Well, you have a few new opportunities to check this group of artists out.


Secondly, SAVE THE DATE! The Monocle Eclectic's brand-new work, "then again" will be held at Links Hall on April 8th, 9th, and 10th. Shows begin at 8pm on Friday and Saturday, and 7pm on Sunday.

Interested to know more about the world premier of "then again"? Choreographers Dustyn Martincich and Kathryn Burrows team up to present Chicago audiences with a double feature: "Lone Windows," choreographed by the incendiary Dustyn Martincich, and "Flash Drive," created by yours truly, Kathryn Burrows. "then again" is two-act evening of choreography, presenting dual perspectives on a common theme. Want to buy tickets?! Keep checking in for links to purchase tickets to this world premier. And go check out the youtube link to see a piece from our repertoire in the mean-time. OH! And don't forget to check back here next week for more information...