Intimate Details
EmSpace Dance
San Francisco, California
Dance
50 minutes RATED PG-13
$7
4:00 PM, Saturday, March 4
10:00 PM, Saturday, March 4
2:30 PM, Sunday, March 5
7:00 PM, Sunday, March 5
*Latecomers will be admitted within 15 min.
posted by roguereporter at 3:42 PM
5 Comments:
Great skills :)! I'm not sure I "understood" all the action, but I "felt" throughout the whole show. I would recommend that children under 10 not be brought to the show, because the concepts and movements are somewhat esoteric and some young children were moving around in the audience and asking questions which took me out of my "feeling" place at times.
I cried. This was amazing. The program said these were a mixture of old and new dances, but they were woven together as one full story about intimacy and love and jealousy and unrequited love.
I was incredibly moved by the story, but the real story was the amazing dancers! They dance and act at the same time, and are incredible at both, really professional top-line stuff.
I was really disappointed at the size of the crowd when I saw it...this was better than Alvin Ailey's dance group when they came here. By far.
For the second year in a row, I am blown away by this troupe of dancers. Their stories were amazing, the dancing awesome. I especially loved two pieces: one was danced to a Willie Nelson song, and the other to a song by M. Ward.
Brilliant!
I agree with APj, but then I often do:) Loved the same two pieces, and was moved to tears by You and You and You. This group is amazing! Great music, beautiful choregraphy and direction. I wish I could have seen it more than once. I know I missed a lot of things because I often became so entranced by a facial expression or simple gesture. I missed them last year, but be assured I won't miss them next year. Please return for Rogue 2007!
Great dancers, wonderful choreography and a tip of the hat to the "dj".
Regarding the comments of the first Anonymous post; I watched the 7:00 PM, March 5 show and I don't recall seeing children, but I agree that young children should not attend. Ages thirteen and older would be better.
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