grumble grumble
So the world ate my computer early last week. Awesome. In the meantime, I got myself a little pork chop (read: blackberry) to help me out...and now I'm borrowing John's computer to make up the difference. Anyway. Back to work and plans...
Excitement! I just started rehearsing a duet with Erin Cairns yesterday! She's choreographing it for us and I'm super excited to be back in a studio (or "studio" sometimes, whatever) making work. It feels good, especially to be dancing again. We're hoping to be sharing at least some of it sometime in the fall -- so look out! Meanwhile, I'm back on task (fully equipped and reconnected to the world) to gather a group to start the Viewpoints and Composition workshop.
Presently, it seems like the best times for the workshop will be a weekday from say 7-9:30 or so. I'd really like to work at Triskelion Arts in Williamsburg (the studios are great, I like the woman who runs it, the views I think will provide fantastic architecture and inspiration and they're pretty cheap: $13/hr at most, probably 12). Looking at their availability for April, Wednesdays and Fridays look the most promising. Yea? Nay? If you have other suggestions for time or space, please let me know. I would love the first session to be between 3/30 and 4/9. Let's get it on.
I wanted to write a whahahappenwas for Measure for Measure at the Duke on 42nd...but, I think it actually just closed and I didn't take enough notes (or keep the program) so rather than doing a half-assed, shoddy job, I figured I'll write my first whhw about the new Suzan Lori Parks at the Public that I'm seeing tomorrow night :) awesome-stew. Look out for it.
In the meantime, let's all focus on Craft, and getting this workshop up and started for April. Started work with Erin has made me even more excited to get my creative muscles stretched out and worked out. Lezdoit.
-C
"They have no opening night, no critics, no end in mind--only practice, to keep their creative spirits active and flexible." --Anne Bogart and Tina Landau, from The Viewpoints Book
