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Human Emotion

Presented by Borealis Dance at The Off Center

October 9-October 10, 2009

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 Borealis Dance presents its debut performance of the 2009 season. Human Emotion is the culmination of Borealis Dance’s collaboration with local artists and writers to create a multimedia production that joins dance, spoken word, and visual art to explore the heights and depths of emotion we experience each and every day. Come experience dance that moves you.

 

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    The Off Center

    2211 Hidalgo Street
    Austin, TX 78702

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    Tickets: Adults $12 Students & Seniors $8

    Info Phone: 512-450-0456

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    October 9-October 10, 2009

    Times:
    8:00pm

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    • Event Name: Human Emotion
      "A Promising Sign of Things to Come"
      Review posted by: JDC from Austin, TX, Oct 10, 2009
      

      Borealis Dance’s debut production of Human Emotion is a good creative first step for Dance Discovery’s Resident Company. They were unprepared for the size of audience that attended on their... Expand

      Borealis Dance’s debut production of Human Emotion is a good creative first step for Dance Discovery’s Resident Company. They were unprepared for the size of audience that attended on their opening night, holding the curtain nearly 20 minutes, a problem many artists would love to have on their first production. Human Emotion gave an opportunity for talented poets and visual artists to share their work as a frame for the choreographed dance numbers that were the centerpieces of the performance. Diana Wang was a standout. She melded her movement with the emotion of each piece she performed to cross that threshold of transforming beautiful choreography into true storytelling. All in all, it was an enjoyable evening. The show’s biggest weaknesses were the technical difficulties that seemed to plague them. Some smoother transitions between segments and better melding of the various art forms would take the production from a very good showcase to truly bringing the audience on a journey. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Human Emotion
      "A Promising Sign of Things to Come"
      Review posted by: JDC from Austin, TX, Oct 10, 2009
      

      Borealis Dance’s debut production of Human Emotion is a good creative first step for Dance Discovery’s Resident Company. They were unprepared for the size of audience that attended on their... Expand

      Borealis Dance’s debut production of Human Emotion is a good creative first step for Dance Discovery’s Resident Company. They were unprepared for the size of audience that attended on their opening night, holding the curtain nearly 20 minutes, a problem many artists would love to have on their first production. Human Emotion gave an opportunity for talented poets and visual artists to share their work as a frame for the choreographed dance numbers that were the centerpieces of the performance. Diana Wang was a standout. She melded her movement with the emotion of each piece she performed to cross that threshold of transforming beautiful choreography into true storytelling. All in all, it was an enjoyable evening. The show’s biggest weaknesses were the technical difficulties that seemed to plague them. Some smoother transitions between segments and better melding of the various art forms would take the production from a very good showcase to truly bringing the audience on a journey. Collapse

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