[NEohioPAL] The Department of Dance at CWRU Presents MaDaCol– 40th Anniversary Celebration, Fall 2024

[Ziyue Wei]

Hi!

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Ziyue Wei
Publicity Coordinator
Department of Dance, CWRU



On Sat, Oct 5, 2024 at 9:01 PM Ziyue Wei <dancepr at case.edu> wrote:

> *The Department of Dance at CWRU Presents MaDaCol– 40**th** Anniversary
> Celebration, Fall 2024*
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> The Department of Dance at Case Western Reserve University is pleased to
> announce this fall’s production of MaDaCol (Mather Dance Collective).
> Performances are on November 21-23 at 7:30 pm.
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> MaDaCol, one of the university’s oldest undergraduate student
> organizations, offers an important creative outlet for CWRU graduate and
> undergraduate students, faculty, staff, and greater Cleveland community
> members. To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the performance this year
> will feature dance works choreographed in the past – one from each decade.
> They are *Scandals* by Janet Meskin, *Flap* by Ken Gasch, *Victory of the
> Feet* by Karina Browne and *Inevitable* by Yizhen Hu.
> *Scandals (1984)*
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> First created by Janet Meskin, *Scandals* brings a lively, nostalgic
> atmosphere to the stage with its playful exploration of relationships,
> humor, and dance. *Scandals* is set to three iconic song, Doin' The New
> Low-Down by Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, Moanin' Low by Libby Holman, and
> Carmen Miranda's South American Way. Restagd by graduate student Noah
> Hardy, 10 dancers will explore the ideas behind types of relationships, and
> the fun at the root of each interaction.
> *Flap (2001)*
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> Originally choreographed by Ken Gasch and now restaged by graduate student
> Megan Gregory, *Flap* takes the audience on an unpredictable journey
> between composure and chaos. Set to the eclectic and whimsical music of
> Danny Elfman, this 11-minute modern dance work unfolds in three parts, each
> offering a glimpse into a world teetering on the edge of danger. With
> costumes designed by the original MaDaCol dancers, *Flap* shows a glimpse
> of a different kind of danger - restrained and sophisticated.
> *Victory of the Feet (2013)*
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> *Victory of the Feet*, originally choreographed by Karina Browne in 2012,
> is a lighthearted dance battle set to the energetic renditions of Queen's
> hits by the Vitamin String Quartet. With We Will Rock You, Another One
> Bites the Dust, and We Are the Champions driving the action, this playful
> work transports the audience from the stage to a high-stakes dodgeball
> match between jocks and underdogs. Restaged by graduate student Maizy
> Windham, *Victory of the Feet* offers an amusing and triumphant narrative
> in an unforgettable showdown.
> *Inevitable (2018)*
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> *Inevitable*, by 2019 MFA graduate Yizhen Hu, is set to the haunting and
> ethereal music of Meredith Monk and Katie Geissinger. This piece
> *Inevitable* explores the emotional experiences of death and loss. Hu
> investigates the struggles of grief and the frustrations of helplessness,
> along with the realization of the unavoidable mortality of human life.
> Restaged by graduate student Katherine Averill, *Inevitable* invites the
> audience to confront the inescapable truths of life and death with an
> intimate, emotional depth.
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> *Tickets and Location *
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> All performances take place at Mather Dance Center located at 11040
> Bellflower Road, on the Case Western Reserve University campus. All tickets
> are $15 and may be purchased at Mather Dance Center prior to each
> performance. Cash or check only is accepted upon purchase. Early arrival is
> suggested due to limited seating. No reservations and no advance sales will
> be made. For more information on the department, please visit
> *https://case.edu/artsci/dance/* <https://case.edu/artsci/dance/>
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