Lenora Lee Dance 7th Anniversary Season 9/26 – 10/5!
Lenora Lee Dance 7th Anniversary Season
presented by Asian Improv aRts, API Cultural Center & Chinese Historical Society of America!
Join Lenora Lee Dance with Kei Lun Martial Arts & Enshin Karate, San Mateo Dojo for a two-week performance season of new and repertory works
Media design by Olivia Ting & Lenora Lee / Music score by Francis Wong with Tatsu Aoki, Jonathan Chen, Min Xiao Fen, Wayne Wallace, Genny Lim, Karen Stackpole, Kat Parra, and Corey Chan / Cinematography directed by Tatsu Aoki, filmed by Zhuoyun Chen, Joshua Chuck, Ben Estabrook, Eric Koziol, Heath Orchard, Joel Wanek. Edited by Olivia Ting and Tatsu Aoki / Text by Genny Lim / Lighting by Patty-Ann Farrell
Performed by Dale Chung, Larissa Fong, Raymond Fong, Marina Fukushima, Irene Hsiao, Chin-chin Hsu, Lynn Huang, Jon Iiyama, SanSan Kwan, Wei-Shan Lai, Lenora Lee, Yukihiko Noda, Kelly Del Rosario, Olivia Ting, Collin Wong, Ronald Wong
Program A:
Friday, 9/26, 8pm (a pre-show screening begins at 7:45pm)
Saturday, 9/27, 8pm (a pre-show screening begins at 7:45pm)
Sunday, 9/28, 3pm (a pre-show screening begins at 2:45pm)
Program B:
Friday, 10/3, 8pm (a pre-show screening begins at 7:45pm)
Saturday, 10/4, 8pm (a pre-show screening begins at 7:45pm)
Sunday, 10/5, 3pm (a pre-show screening begins at 2:45pm) – SOLD OUT
Program A: “Light” film-in-progress excerpts (2014-2015), “The Detached” (2014 premiere), “The Escape” (2013), “Reflections” (2011)
Program B: “Passages: For Lee Ping To” excerpts (2010), “The Detached” (2014 premiere), “Escape” film excerpts (2014-2015), “Rescued Memories: New York Stories” (2013)
Location: Dance Mission Theater – 3316 24th Street (at Mission), SF, CA 94110, http://www.dancemission.com/
Tickets: $15 advance online, $20 at the door, $30-50 arts & visionary supporters (includes VIP seating and invitation to special event), discount available for students and groups of 8 or more people. PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY, ALLOWING ENOUGH TIME TO FIND PARKING.
For tickets & info: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/796371, www.LenoraLeeDance.com, email LenoraLeeDance@gmail.com
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Supported in part by Asian Improv aRts, Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center, Chinese Historical Society of America Museum, Donaldina Cameron House, San Francisco Arts Commission, California Arts Council, Zellerbach Family Foundation, Asian/Pacific/American Institute at New York University, New York Asian Women’s Center, Asian Women United of Minnesota, San Francisco Grants for the Arts, Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach, Asian Women’s Shelter, Generous Individuals, and New Stages for Dance II, administered by Dance / USA in partnership with Dancers’ Group. Leadership Support for the New Stages for Dance II Initiative is provided by MetLife Foundation. Lenora Lee Dance participates in Help Desk®, a Pentacle program providing infrastructure mentoring and support. (www.pentacle.org).
Special thanks to our: Presenting Sponsor: Ruby’s Place, Corporate Sponsors: DAE, UTAP Printing , Community Partners: Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation, Asian American Women Artists Association, Asian Women’s Shelter, Center for Asian American Media, Chinatown Community Development Center, Chinese Culture Center, Chinese Progressive Association, Donaldina Cameron House, Gum Moon Women’s Residence, Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights, Kai Ming Head Start, Oakland Asian Cultural Center, Organization of Chinese Americas – San Mateo Chapter, Portsmouth Plaza Parking Corporation. Much appreciation to Asian Contemporary Arts Consortium for including us in Asian Contemporary Arts Week 2014.
“Towing the line between live performance and cinematic splendor…” – Nirmala Nataraj, SFGate 2014
“Lee’s kaleidoscopic dance views can be visually arresting but it’s provocative storytelling around universal themes that forms the heart of many of her works…” – Mary Ellen Hunt, San Francisco Chronicle 2012
“I can’t think of any choreographer who has taken an approach as simultaneously intimate and large scale as Lenora Lee. In her work, the personal and the political intertwine inextricably.” – Rita Felciano, SF Bay Guardian 2012
Photos in Dance Mission Theater by Robbie Sweeny. Click here for more photo images
