Dance for Three Performers

Three performers attempt to create a unique visual literacy in the form of an improvised dance routine. At the beginning of each performance, the score was revealed to the dancers— songs which had been kept secret to all but the director and production manager. The hope was that this inhibition of the senses would create a hurdle for the dancers to overcome; a trust will have to be built, as well as direction beyond that of the original stage director. Once the performances were completed, the four sequences were edited together into one final montage; eliminating the cohesiveness that had originally been developed and creating a new style to another song—one to which the dancers had not performed to. Three performers attempt to create a unique visual literacy in the form of an improvised dance routine. At the beginning of each performance, the score was revealed to the dancers— songs which had been kept secret to all but the director and production manager. The hope was that this inhibition of the senses would create a hurdle for the dancers to overcome; a trust will have to be built, as well as direction beyond that of the original stage director. Once the performances were completed, the four sequences were edited together into one final montage; eliminating the cohesiveness that had originally been developed and creating a new style to another song—one to which the dancers had not performed to. Three performers attempt to create a unique visual literacy in the form of an improvised dance routine. At the beginning of each performance, the score was revealed to the dancers— songs which had been kept secret to all but the director and production manager. The hope was that this inhibition of the senses would create a hurdle for the dancers to overcome; a trust will have to be built, as well as direction beyond that of the original stage director. Once the performances were completed, the four sequences were edited together into one final montage; eliminating the cohesiveness that had originally been developed and creating a new style to another song—one to which the dancers had not performed to. Three performers attempt to create a unique visual literacy in the form of an improvised dance routine. At the beginning of each performance, the score was revealed to the dancers— songs which had been kept secret to all but the director and production manager. The hope was that this inhibition of the senses would create a hurdle for the dancers to overcome; a trust will have to be built, as well as direction beyond that of the original stage director. Once the performances were completed, the four sequences were edited together into one final montage; eliminating the cohesiveness that had originally been developed and creating a new style to another song—one to which the dancers had not performed to.