Comments on: Hotel Adventure http://freefallnyc.org/blog/hotel-adventure Low-tech, high concept dance theater Mon, 28 Nov 2011 13:13:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Pamela @ 2 muchtestosterone http://freefallnyc.org/blog/hotel-adventure/comment-page-1#comment-375 Pamela @ 2 muchtestosterone Sun, 24 Jan 2010 15:20:18 +0000 http://freefallnyc.org/blog/?p=754#comment-375 Hi, this is Pam (Lynn Marie's cousin's wife)! I added your blog to my "blog-roll" in hopes to give you some more traffic. Comments are wonderful, aren't they? I'm trying to grasp the concept of modern dance. When reading your blog and watching your videos, I'm in awe. It's so theatrical! I like seeing the stills above of "Apple" vs. the video clip on your website. Two very intricate takes on the same subject. Hi, this is Pam (Lynn Marie’s cousin’s wife)! I added your blog to my “blog-roll” in hopes to give you some more traffic. Comments are wonderful, aren’t they?

I’m trying to grasp the concept of modern dance. When reading your blog and watching your videos, I’m in awe. It’s so theatrical! I like seeing the stills above of “Apple” vs. the video clip on your website. Two very intricate takes on the same subject.

]]> By: Emily Gingrich http://freefallnyc.org/blog/hotel-adventure/comment-page-1#comment-371 Emily Gingrich Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:44:45 +0000 http://freefallnyc.org/blog/?p=754#comment-371 A hotel room was an unusual but very appropriate performance space for this series of dances which seemed to me to portray intimacy in different ways. The first, Apple, was provocative: the dancers’ movements and eye contact evoked a connection that was almost a hunger for one another. The audience, packed on beds and in corner chairs, selected the order of the remaining three dances to create a unique total performance. In fact it was a lot like playing with Legos (also the name of one of the dances) – you can make many shapes with just a few pieces. The Legos dance showed the myriad ways that people fit together and was very energetic. In the Shape Waltz, the dancers showed their partnership through their parallel movements and with traditional ballroom dance. Finally, Battleship seemed to me to bring out the quiet intimacy of a long-time relationship – the way one person can know exactly the soft (or weak?) spots of her lover. All together, a fabulously enjoyable performance! A hotel room was an unusual but very appropriate performance space for this series of dances which seemed to me to portray intimacy in different ways. The first, Apple, was provocative: the dancers’ movements and eye contact evoked a connection that was almost a hunger for one another. The audience, packed on beds and in corner chairs, selected the order of the remaining three dances to create a unique total performance. In fact it was a lot like playing with Legos (also the name of one of the dances) – you can make many shapes with just a few pieces. The Legos dance showed the myriad ways that people fit together and was very energetic. In the Shape Waltz, the dancers showed their partnership through their parallel movements and with traditional ballroom dance. Finally, Battleship seemed to me to bring out the quiet intimacy of a long-time relationship – the way one person can know exactly the soft (or weak?) spots of her lover. All together, a fabulously enjoyable performance!

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