Join long-time Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble member Francesca Todesco for an evening of live music and dance as she celebrates her 20-year journey in New York City. Guest performers will include members of the Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble, Dances by Isadora, and Thoughts in Motion, with pianist Nathaniel LaNasa.
The Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble will perform excerpts from Anna Sokolow’s “Moods” in the 18th Annual DUMBO Dance Festival. Sunday, Oct. 14 at 4pm at the Gelsey Kirkland ArtsCenter, Brooklyn.
The Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble will present “Moods,” “As I Remember,” and “The Unanswered Question” in MOVING, a collaboration with Dancefusion in the Philadelphia FringeArts Festival. September 14 & 15, 2018.
August 27-September 1, 2018 at Peridance Capezio Center in New York City: this this one week workshop is a unique opportunity to challenge creativity, go beyond academia, and explore one’s voice in the artistic community.
Dancefusion presents Master Teacher Jim May with the Dancefusion company in “Anna Sokolow Showcase.”
A rare collection of modern dance works, ranging from the groundbreaking pioneers of modern dance to contemporary artists whose artistic lineage is a direct continuation of modern dance tradition. May 29 & 30 at The Tank in New York City.
The Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble is honored that Christine Dakin will join us on May 28 & 29 in Modern Rebels. In a recent interview, Ms. Dakin shared her thoughts about the power of dance and the gift of art.
“Moods and Dreams” ranged from the meditatively personal “Poem” to the haunting Holocaust-inspired “Dreams.” The dancers’ grounded strength, unexaggerated power, and fierce theatrical determination made the works seen timeless.
“Truth in Motion,” a one-act play about Anna Sokolow by Cynthia Chapman, premiered as part of the festival “Untold Stories of Jewish Women” sponsored by the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Associate Artistic Director Eleanor Bunker portrayed Anna.
March 8–11, 2018 at the Mark O’Donnell Theater at the Actors Fund Arts Center. Work by Anna Sokolow that had not been seen for several decades. The program included Poem, Moods, Preludes, Dreams, and Leni Wylliams’ Sweet in the Morning.
