Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus

Dorrance Dance

ETM: Double Down

2016-10-14 19:30 2016-10-15 21:30 60 Canada/Eastern 🎟 NAC: Dorrance Dance

https://nac-cna.ca/en/event/13844

MacArthur Fellow and visionary tap dancer/choreographer Michelle Dorrance has taken the contemporary dance world by storm, tapping spectacularly onto the scene and breathing dramatic new life into the traditional American dance form. With an unstoppable creative energy, the new superstar uses her deep understanding of tap to reimagine its boundless artistic possibilities. ETM: Double Down, a collaboration with Bessie Award winner Nicholas Van Young, is a fusion of acoustic and electronic...

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Babs Asper Theatre,1 Elgin Street,Ottawa,Canada
October 14 - 15, 2016
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Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus
Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus
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Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus
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Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus
Dance Contemporary
“One of the most imaginative tap choreographers working today.” Brian Seibert, The New Yorker
  • ≈ 1 hour and 40 minutes · With intermission
Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus
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Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus
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Dorrance Dance © Jamie Kraus
NAC Presentation

MacArthur Fellow and visionary tap dancer/choreographer Michelle Dorrance has taken the contemporary dance world by storm, tapping spectacularly onto the scene and breathing dramatic new life into the traditional American dance form. With an unstoppable creative energy, the new superstar uses her deep understanding of tap to reimagine its boundless artistic possibilities.

ETM: Double Down, a collaboration with Bessie Award winner Nicholas Van Young, is a fusion of acoustic and electronic sound – the high octane performers dancing across platforms and boards, tapping out elaborately choreographed phrases while simultaneously playing a musical composition. This is effervescent, electrifying tap for the 21st Century.

Media Coverage

Review: Dorrance Dance, Where Tap and Computers Intersect, The New York Times, Brian Seibert

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