[NEohioPAL] Free Dance Showing

[Rebecca Burcher]

GroundWorks DanceTheater is offering a *FREE *chance to interact with
renowned choreographer Brian Brooks, hosted by the CSU Department of
Theater and Dance!

On *Friday, September 20th* Brooks will be previewing his work and engaging
in a talkback at *GroundWorks Fall Season Launch Party*.  The preview and
the party will happen at *CSU *Department of Theater and Dance in the large
5th floor studio at *6pm*.
*Space is limited so please reserve your spot here
<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/groundworks-brian-brooks-showing-and-fall-season-launch-party-tickets-70059934149?aff=affiliate1>.*

*For any questions regarding these events please contact Rebecca Burcher
at rebecca at groundworksdance.org <rebecca at groundworksdance.org>*

Brian Brooks’ work seeks to understand essential forces within and around
the human body through rigorous physical experimentation. Awarded a
2018-2019 Mellon Foundation Creative Artist Fellowship at University of
Washington, his current research investigates the intersection of dance and
immersive technologies. Concurrently, Brooks is completing a three-year
appointment as Choreographer in Residence at The Harris Theater in Chicago,
where he has created works for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Miami City
Ballet and Brian Brooks Moving Company. His New York-based company has
toured internationally since 2002 with presentations by The Joyce Theater,
Brooklyn Academy of Music, Jacob’s Pillow, American Dance Festival and
Lumberyard Performing Arts.

Brooks has been commissioned by Damian Woetzel/Vail International Dance
Festival for multiple works, including *First Fall*, a duet with NYC Ballet
Associate Artistic Director and former Principal Wendy Whelan.
Off-Broadway, he has choreographed *A Midsummer Night’s Dream* (2013, dir.
Julie Taymor) and *Pericles* (2016, dir. Trevor Nunn) for Theatre for a New
Audience. Brooks has created dances for The Juilliard School, Boston
Conservatory, Ballet Tech and Chicago Academy for the Arts; worked as a
Teaching Artist at Lincoln Center Education; and taught at high schools and
colleges, including courses at Rutgers and Princeton universities. Awards
include a Guggenheim Fellowship, NY City Center Fellowship and Joyce
Theater Residency.
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