Treehouse Shakers Presents COYOTE'S DANCE, 5/4-6
Join Treehouse Shakers with their original dance-play, Coyote's Dance, May 4, 5, & 6 @ 11 am (School Performances) and May 7 @ 1:30 pm (Public Performances), written by Mara McEwin, choreographed by Emily Bunning and music by award winning musicians Roderick Jackson and the First Women's Nation a cappella group, Ulali. Performances take place at The Ailey Citigroup Theater, Joan Weill Center for Dance, 405 West 55th St. (Corner of 9th Ave). Box Office & Info: 212.715.1914 or www.treehouseshakers.com
Coyote's Dance leads audiences into the remarkable world of Coyote, the infamous mischief-maker from Native American cultures. Follow Coyote as he humorously tries to turn himself blue with the help of a songbird, outwit a sly and handsome Fox for his eagle feathered-robe and dances with the mesmerizing stars in the universe. The set, compiled of several trampolines, keeps audiences thoroughly awe-struck as Coyote and friends fly, jump and dance through the air. The engaging contemporary dance, live music and beautiful costumes will have even the youngest of audience members dancing and laughing in their seats.
Coyote's Dance is geared to be immediately digestible by younger children, but has enough cleverness and wit to win over audiences of all ages. This April and May, don't miss the return of Coyote's Dance, it will be unlike anything you've ever seen before!
Upcoming Performances
Manhattan
Date/Time:
May 4, 5, & 6 @ 11 am (School Performances)
May 7 @ 1:30 pm (Public Performances)
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