| When: | February 4-10, 2002 |
| Where: |
The Joyce Theater |
| Dancers: | Jacqulyn Buglisi, Terese Capucilli Christine Dakin, Donlin Foreman Kevin Predmore, Stephen Pier Miki Orihara, Virginie Mecene Rika Okamoto, Nancy Turano Walter Cinquinella, Jennifer Emerson Emma Stein, Helen Hansen Christina Sanchez |
| Musicians: | Brian Zeger, the Cassatt String Quartet Catfish Corner |
| Composer: | Lisa DeSpain |
| Production Stage Manager: | Maxine Glorsky |
| Lighting Design: | Clifton Taylor, Jack Mehler |
| Costume Design: | A. Christina Giannini, Elisa Jimenez |
| Set Design: | Debora Mache, Jacobo Borges Sebastian Lane, Sergio Savarese |
About the Program
Two programs highlighted three world premieres by Buglisi and Foreman: Requiem, by Buglisi, Lisa D. by Foreman featuring a commissioned score by Lisa DeSpain played live by the Cassatt String Quartet, and Dances for Seven, also by Foreman, to music by Gurdjieff/de Hartmann and played live by pianist Brian Zeger. Also performed was Buglisi's multi-media work Frida, inspired by the life and art of Frida Kahlo, Foreman's Mean Ole' World with its crisp struts and Jitterbuggy moves to award winning composer Lisa DeSpain's blues score played live by Catfish Corner, and Suspended Women where Buglisi's women live in an impenetrable realm of beauty caught in dreams of desire, despair, madness, and renunciation.
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