Rehearsal for Truth 2019: Watch Now at Bohemian National Hall
Dates: 9/25/2019
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321 E. 73rd Street
New York, 10021
Phone: 2129881733
Tickets: free
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Captivating dance performance that delves into the present-day issues of identity and loss of privacy. Accompanied by live music, Watch Now follows a couple undergoing a difficult time in their relationship. Their fluid interplay sees mutual motions of pushing and pulling as they manipulate and gently caress each other along with refusing contact and inflicting distress. The man and the woman interpret their shared touches, glances and gestures differently as they move through the sequences.
Watch Now / dance performance, talkback, afterparty/. Conceived and directed by: Lucia Holinova. Choreographers: Daniel Racek, Lucia Holinova. Performers: Barbora Janakova, Daniel Racek. Music: Vlado Holina. Vocals: Sandra Tordova. Presented by: RESERVA. Duration: 50 minutes.Book free tickets online via Eventbrite: www.rehearsalfortruth-watchnow.eventbrite.com.
ABOUT THE 2019 REHEARSAL FOR TRUTH THEATER FESTIVALThe 2019 Rehearsal for Truth Theater Festivalis organized by the Vaclav Havel Library Foundation (VHLF) and Bohemian Benevolent and Literary Association (BBLA), in partnership with Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak and Romanian performing arts organizations and cultural institutes. The series of events highlight Vaclav Havels legacy as a playwright through live performances, panel discussions, exhibitions and a ceremony for the Disturbing the Peace Award to a Courageous Writer at Risk. A key objective is to establish exchanges between U.S. and Central European theater professionals. The festival reflects Havels contribution to 20th-century theater as well as his belief in the potential of Central European cultural traditions to enrich human existence in the modern age.The program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Watch Now / dance performance, talkback, afterparty/. Conceived and directed by: Lucia Holinova. Choreographers: Daniel Racek, Lucia Holinova. Performers: Barbora Janakova, Daniel Racek. Music: Vlado Holina. Vocals: Sandra Tordova. Presented by: RESERVA. Duration: 50 minutes.Book free tickets online via Eventbrite: www.rehearsalfortruth-watchnow.eventbrite.com.
ABOUT THE 2019 REHEARSAL FOR TRUTH THEATER FESTIVALThe 2019 Rehearsal for Truth Theater Festivalis organized by the Vaclav Havel Library Foundation (VHLF) and Bohemian Benevolent and Literary Association (BBLA), in partnership with Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak and Romanian performing arts organizations and cultural institutes. The series of events highlight Vaclav Havels legacy as a playwright through live performances, panel discussions, exhibitions and a ceremony for the Disturbing the Peace Award to a Courageous Writer at Risk. A key objective is to establish exchanges between U.S. and Central European theater professionals. The festival reflects Havels contribution to 20th-century theater as well as his belief in the potential of Central European cultural traditions to enrich human existence in the modern age.The program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
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