In addition to Beth and our five amazing dancers, tonight's showing featured students from CAPA High School.
As always, the reporters gathered the comments of the audience members:
“I’ve come to a couple of these, more than a couple actually, and I’m beginning to recognize the signature style for the company itself, and I also really appreciate the experimentation and especially the collaboration with younger people.”
-Gordon Hodnett, Interviewer, Beltzhoover
“I liked it. I didn’t know what to expect, although I heard hints of it from my daughter who’s in it. You know, so I’m looking at it from the point of view of: What is the experience for her? What does she get to do?...She’s enjoying it, I enjoyed it. I will see it more than once, I’m sure, and it will be interesting to see it more than once, because there are so many different ways you can look at this.”-Viveca Meyer, Physician, Fox Chapel
“…I don’t want to play favorites, but Stephanie and Michael both were really at the best of their form, and it was hard to keep your eyes off them. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I’m coming to see the performance.”
-John Reynolds, CMU Professor, Shadyside
Mark your calendars!
FEED YOUR HEAD CAFE
New Hazlett Theater
March 28 - April 14
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A bit Alice In Wonderland, a little bit Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, and a little bit Alice’s Restaurant; a bit Hollywood, a bit Off-Broadway; definitely surreal. Complete with interactive sets, a few screaming queens, a 21 member cast including a different guest performing local celebrity each week - Aaron Ingley, of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre (March 28-30), Karla Boos, of Quantum Theatre (April 4-6), Greer Reed formerly of Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (April 11-13), as well as dance students from the Creative And Performing Arts High School and a few screaming queens, this multimedia event is Dance Alloy Theater, like you’ve never seen it before.
