APRIL 29, 30, MAY 1

Andrew Dinwiddie’s dance-theater work has been performed at Galapagos, P.S. 122, St. Ann’s Warehouse, Ur, BAX, the Chocolate Factory, the Club at LaMama, the Red Humor Salon, Minneapolis’ Bryant-Lake Bowl and through WAX at University Settlement. His first full-length show, The Accursed Items, was produced through the Ontological-Hysteric Incubator in September 2008. With Jeff Larson, he curates the acclaimed performance series Catch. Andrew is a performer with and the administrative director of David Neumann’s advanced beginner group, with whom he recently appeared in Big Eater at the Kitchen. He has also had the pleasure of performing for Big Dance Theater, Stacy Dawson, Nellie Tinder, Karinne Keithley, Sibyl Kempson, Jennie Marytai Liu, Ken Nintzel, Richard Maxwell, Linas Phillips, Maria Goyanes, Kourtney Rutherford, Kate E. Ryan/13P, Jenny Seastone Stern and Chris Yon.

ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM:
Jeff Larson is a video maker (recently for Big Dance Theater’s Comme Toujours Here I Stand); a performer (recently for Chris Yon’s Hugo at DTW); a scenic designer (Beth Gill’s Eleanor & Eleanor at DTW); a graphic designer; a curator of the acclaimed performance series Catch; a member of the distinguished faculty of NYU’s Graduate Department of Design for Stage and Film; and a proud father. Chloë Z Brown is the Director of Production at Dance Theater Workshop. You may have seen her lighting in the work of Ivy Baldwin, Layard Thompson, Juliana May, Brian Rogers, Chris Yon, Vicky Shick, Dan Froot, Jeanine Durning, Heather Kravas, Arthur Aviles, Luciana Achugar, Risa Jaroslow, LAVA, Julie Atlas Muz and many more. In 2005, she was honored with a New York Dance and Performance “Bessie” Award for her lighting of Amanda Loulaki’s La la la la, Resistance (The Island of Breezes). Previous to her work at Dance Theater Workshop, she traveled the world, organizing and lighting things up along the way. Some of the artists she has traveled with include David Dorfman, Liz Lerman, Susan Marshall, Lisa Race, Bebe Miller, Marty Pottenger, Michael Moschen, and Merce Cunningham.

Jon Moniaci lives in Brooklyn where he is a composer, performer and computer programmer. Interested in improvisation and live electro-acoustic performance, he makes music with Peter Kerlin, Chris Peck, Steve Rush, Marissa Perel and has collaborated extensively with dance artists including Chase Granoff, Beth Gill, Anna Sperber, Alex Escalante, Mark Jarecke, Dean Moss and others. He is a member of the Brooklyn Adult Recorder Choir and “heart the band”

Sara C Walsh: Previous designs include: Confidence Man with the Woodshed Collective, Bird House (KNF Co. ), Do Not Do This Ever Again (video design with Jeff Larson and Karinne Keithley, directed by Maria Goyanes), Faye Driscoll's There Is So Much Mad in Me (Dance Theatre Workshop) and 837 Venice Blvd. (HERE Arts Center); Othello, Loves Labor's Lost, Macbeth and Merchant of Venice (Juilliard); Farmyard, Enter the Night, Electra (Bard College); and The Great God Brown (Columbia University – accepted into the 2011 Prague Quadrennial).  Last summer she re-designed the Bronx Zoo Children's Zoo Theatre Space.  Most relevantly to this production, she was in a Christian Rock Group in High School.  She played the tambourine.  B.F.A Loyola University, Chicago.  M.F.A. NYU Tisch School of the Arts.   www.saracwalsh.com