Ate9: calling glenn

Par Jeff Slayton, 13 novembre 2017

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“a stunning and intelligent evening long work”

Critique faite à CAP UCLA at Royce Hall, Los Angeles, le 11 novembre 2017

Calling Glenn (Danielle Agami)

AteNine

Ambiguity, half-truth, obfuscation

Timothy Robson, 2nd May

Franz Welser-Möst led a radiant performance of Debussy’s operatic masterpiece directed by Yuval Sharon, starring Elliot Madore, Martina Janková, and Hanno Müller-Brachmann.

*****

American Dance Platform at The Joyce

Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn, 15th January

American Dance Platform at The Joyce is a great opportunity to catch a taste of a number of different companies.

***11

Wendy Whelan embraces minimalism in The Day

Gillian Ebersole, 18th October

The Day features music by David Lang and choreography by Lucinda Childs as former ballerina Wendy Whelan and cellist Maya Beiser perform together in this work contemplating memory, mortality, and aging.

***11

Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company Tackles Marathon 7-Hour Performance

Gillian Ebersole, 3rd November

Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company captures the audience for seven hours during this trilogy of works meditating on memory, suffering, and relationships.

****1

Bamberg Symphony plays a rain-drenched LA

Laurence Vittes, 17th February

The Bamberg sound remains particularly noticeable in the unanimity and broad, rich beauty of the strings and the sublimely eloquent woodwinds, and the musical authority that lies in the roots of its history.

****1

Letter to a Man in LA

Jeff Slayton, 18th November

Mikhail Baryshnikov collaborates with Robert Wilson and Lucinda Childs to present Letter To A Man based on the Diary of Vaslav Nijinsky. It is an exploration into the troubled mind of an iconic genius that struggles with its own problems.

***11

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