Marci Alboher wrote an article today in the Business Section of the New York Times in which she featured Misnomer Dance for its’ flexible workspace and online innovations:
Her article included a photo of Misnomer’s office in the Times:
Using her article as inspiration, we decided to give everyone a tour of Misnomer’ home office with a video we edited which the Times linked on their blog:
The Business Section of the NY Times is a section where dance seldom goes. We are glad to be able to outreach to wide sections of society and hope this turns some new eyes to dance!
The “Unpacked Series” is our newest video feature. Each episode will give an inside scoop on a piece from Misnomer’s repertory from the perspective of the performers. Hear about what’s going through the dancers’ minds when they are onstage in Chris’ work!
Episode One: “Inside the Tinman”
Choreography: “Tinman” by Chris Elam
Music: Chris Elam and Malina Rausenfels
Interview/ Video Editing: Dorian Nuskind-Oder
Appearing in this Episode: Chris Elam
Doug Fox & Eva Yaa Asantewaa have been producing audio interviews with figures in the dance world on Great Dance. This week’s podcast features our own Chris Elam. Past interviews have included Miguel Gutierrez, Nolini Barretto, Ashleigh Leite, and Tony Waag among others.
For the full article, including pictures and videos from Misnomer, visit Great Dance.
As part of Great Dance’s effort to create a central hub for all things Dance, we will be writing articles and posts on their blog as well. The first posts will focus on our current residency at the Baryshnikov Arts Center.
We’re excited to be part of Great Dance’s Great Effort and would love to hear from you. Feel free to leave comments or questions about the interview right here on our blog!
Chez Bushwick is organizing a great event in NYC for all NYC Dancers, friends, and well…anyone who wants to be in a group picture. This Sunday, a community photo is being taken of the New York City dance community. This project is initiated by Sarma (Belgium) and produced by Chez Bushwick (USA).
The target audience is anyone who considers himself or herself to be part of the New York dance community: individuals and ensembles are welcome to come and be part of the group picture. The resulting photograph will be labeled Dance Community Picture New York 2007, and will be distributed on websites and in art and dance magazines.
The photo will be taken in Northeast quadrant of Bryant Park, which is on 42nd street between 5th and 6th avenues. This event will take place this Sunday, September 23rd at 2:00 PM.
Let us know if you’re going to be there! And check our flickr stream for our photos of the day
This Wednesday, September 5th, Misnomer performs an excerpt of its celebrated work “Throw People” (named one of the Top Ten Dances of 2006 by the NY Times).
The night is a shared concert of excellent New York choreographers and part of the annual festival at DTW.
Misnomer Dance Theatre is a proud member of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit organization that helps artists and arts organizations function more effectively as businesses.
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