Free admission for Dance on Film show on March 19

River Run Centre hosts an informal even­ing of Dance on Film with com­mentary by one of Can­ada’s foremost modern dance artists, David Earle, on March 19 from 7 to 9pm in the Co-operators Hall.

Admission is by RSVP and is free of charge.

Through commentary and the showing of film excerpts, Earle takes people behind the scenes and inside the choreo­gra­phy of selected dance works from his repertoire, which have been captured on film or created specifically for film. He will also introduce Odyssey, his newest work, which will be per­formed by Dancetheatre David Earle with the Pen­derecki String Quartet at River Run on April 8.

The film excerpts include:

– Ravel, Created as an homage to the great French composer Maurice Ravel, the film features performances of his works by the Montreal Sym­phony Orchestra, conduc­ted by Charles Dutoit, one of the world’s foremost interpre­ters of Ravel’s music. Through music and dance, the Gemini award-winning film captures the sensuality and power of Ravel’s works. It is produced by Rhombus Media, directed by Larry Weinstein with chore­ography by Earle and Robert Desrosiers.

– Romeos and Juliets: This Gemini award-winning film fea­tures a performance of Pro­kofiev’s magnificent ballet score by the Montreal Sym­phony Orchestra. Earle received The Press Award from France’s Grand Prix Interna­tional de Vidéo-Danse de Sète for best choreography in a film. Dance artists include such luminaries as Peggy Baker, Laurence Lemieux, Suzette Sherman, and Earle as Lord Capulet. The film is produced by Rhombus Media, directed by Barbara Willis Sweete, with choreography by Earle, James Kudelka, Marshall Pynkoski and Jeannette Zingg.

– Sacra Conversazione, Frequently shown on Bravo television, the film of Earle’s classic creation is introduced by Veronica Tennant.

Set to Mozart’s Requiem, Sacra Con­versazione was chosen as one of the ten top choreographic masterworks of the 20th cen­tury. It has been performed coast to coast in Canada, in New York, South America, Europe, and Asia – notably at the Olympics in Seoul, Korea. It is produced/directed by Moze Mossanen with choreo­graphy by David Earle.

The show runs March 19, at 7 pm at the Co-operators Hall.

To obtain free admission,, just RSVP@riverrun.ca

 

 

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