[NEohioPAL]Modern Dance Performance - ENCOUNTERS - May 17-19, 2002

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The Repertory Project Presents

Encounters

a modern dance concert

May 17-18, 2002 8:00 p.m.

May 19, 2002 3:00 p.m.

May 17-19 The Repertory Project, a different dance company, will conclude
their 2001-2002 performance season with Encounters at the Cuyahoga Community
College Metro Campus Theatre, located near the corner of East 30th and
Woodland Avenue in Cleveland.  Of our February 2002 performance Awakening,
Plain Dealer dance critic Wilma Salisbury wrote, “The Repertory Project rose
to a high level of artistry… the quality of the performance testified to the
passionate commitment of the dancers…” Of our performance at the
2001OhioDance Festival she wrote, “The Repertory Project stole the show...”

Encounters will feature dynamic works by choreographers José Luis
Bustamante, Terry Creach, Juliana May and Molly Shanahan.  The first section
of Bustamante’s two-part quartet For Four explores the intimacy and
tenderness of caring relationships.  In contrast, the second section is
rhythmic and joyful, with the dancers playfully moving to high-energy music
with light-hearted spontaneity.
            Shanahan’s Hive is danced to a live score of speaking, singing
and drumming.  The piece’s highly physical movement suggests the athletic
intensity of bees.

Audiences will be treated to two Cleveland/Repertory Project premieres at
this performance; Rough House by Terry Creach, and Pedestrian Crossing, by
Juliana May.  Rough House is set to an original score composed and performed
by Robert Een with Hearn Gadbois, Carter Burwell, Tim Hill, and Nina Mankin.
The multi-layered movements mirror the complexity often seen in every day
human relationships. In Pedestrian Crossing, a sextet danced to Philip Glass
’s Songs from the Trilogy, the dancers’ flowing gestures illuminate ordinary
movement as an art form.

For tickets and information call 216.397.3757 or visit
www.repertoryproject.org. General Admission is $12 advance/$15 day of show,
Students & Seniors (with valid ID) $10 advance/$13 day of show. All credit
card transactions are subject to a processing fee.

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The Repertory Project, Cleveland's professional modern dance repertory
company since 1987, is a nonprofit, 501c(3) organization supported by The
Bruening Foundation, The Katherine & Lee Chilcote Foundation, The Cleveland
Foundation/BASICs program, The Cleveland Women's City Club Foundation, The
Cyrus Eaton Foundation, The Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation,
The Benjamin S. Gerson Family Foundation, The Giant Eagle Foundation, The
George Gund Foundation, The Kulas Foundation, The Laub Foundation, The Nord
Family Foundation, The Ohio Arts Council, The William L. and Dorothy K.
O'Neill Foundation, The Saint Ann Foundation & many generous individuals.
The Repertory Project is in residence at Severance Athletic Club and teaches
company class at Cleveland City Dance.

The Repertory Project is one of 15 arts organizations participating in
BASICs (Building Arts Strength in Cleveland), a five-year program of The
Cleveland Foundation.  BASICs organizations receive operating support,
customized technical assistance and grants to help build capacity to manage
the necessary risk-taking of their art forms.

Jennifer Brosius
Administrative Assistant
The Repertory Project
2140 Lee Road, Suite 206
Cleveland Heights, OH  44118
(216) 397-3757
(216) 397-7872 FAX
jbrosius at repertoryproject.org
www.RepertoryProject.org
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<SPAN=20
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style=3D"mso-bidi-font-weight: normal"><FONT=20
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<SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 6pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt">The=20
Repertory Project, Cleveland's =
professional=20
modern dance repertory company since 1987, is a nonprofit, 501c(3) =
organization=20
supported by The Bruening Foundation, The Katherine & Lee Chilcote=20
Foundation, The Cleveland Foundation/BASICs program, The Cleveland =
Women's City=20
Club Foundation, The Cyrus Eaton Foundation, The Harry K. and Emma R. =
Fox=20
Charitable Foundation, The Benjamin S. Gerson Family Foundation, The =
Giant Eagle=20
Foundation, The George Gund Foundation, The Kulas Foundation, The Laub=20
Foundation, The Nord Family Foundation, The Ohio Arts Council, The =
William L.=20
and Dorothy K. O'Neill Foundation, The Saint Ann Foundation & many =
generous=20
individuals.     =20
The Repertory Project is in residence at Severance Athletic Club =
and=20
teaches company class at Cleveland City =
Dance.<o:p></o:p>
<SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 6pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt"><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond> <o:p></o:p>
<SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 6pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt">The=20
Repertory Project is one of 15 arts organizations participating in =
BASICs=20
(Building Arts Strength in Cleveland), a five-year program of The =
Cleveland=20
Foundation.  BASICs =
organizations=20
receive operating support, customized technical assistance and grants to =
help=20
build capacity to manage the necessary risk-taking of their art=20
forms.<o:p></o:p> 
Jennifer Brosius Administrative Assistant The =
Repertory=20
Project 2140 Lee Road, Suite 206 Cleveland Heights, OH =20
44118 (216) 397-3757 (216) 397-7872=20
FAX jbrosius at repertoryproject.org www.RepertoryProject.org _____=
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strictly prohibited.  The information must be returned to TRP =
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