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CoMotion

2008-2009-2010 NYU's Frederick Lowe Theatre, New York, NY

Two worlds collide as Blessed Unrest and the New York University Percussion Ensemble combine classical percussion and physical theatre. 

May 2010

This explosive show was Blessed Unrest's third percussive theatre collaboration with NYU, and the 2010 program featured Igor Stravinsky's "A Soldier's Story" with text by Kurt Vonnegut. Also included was music and text by Philip Glass, Ho Chi Minh, Larry Spivack, and Javier Diaz.

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Directed by Anna Kepe and Matt Opatrny

Musical Direction by Jonathan Haas

Choreography by Jessica Burr

Stage Manager Jaimie Van Dyke

Featuring: Jason Griffin, Beverley Prentice, Damen Scranton, Laura Wickens
and The NYU Percussion Ensemble

 

2008-2009

Two worlds collided as Blessed Unrest and the New York University Percussion Ensemble combined classical percussion and physical theatre. This explosive show was Blessed Unrest's second percussive theatre collaboration with NYU, following our sold-out run the year before.

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Music and Text : John Cage, Thierry De Mey, Phillip Glass, Manfred Menke, Matt Opatrny, Emmanuel Séjourné, and Sam Shepard

Director:  Anna Kepe
Musical Director:  Jonathan Haas
Choreographer:  Eliza Lay
Lighting Designer:  Benjamin C. Gevelow
Stage Manager:  Jaimie Van Dyke
Dramaturg:  Matt Opatrny

Featuring: Andrew Beall, Craig Bray, Jesse Brickel, Davina Cohen, Mat Donello, Jeffrey Eng, Danielle Fortner, Paul Frucht, Jason Griffin, Garrett Lanzet, Eliza Lay, Nicholas Manning, Andrew Monteiro, Koji Ohashi, Margaret Perkins, Kae Read, Alex Reynolds, Ellery Russel, Jacqueline Russo, Aaron Silberstein, Rey Soriano, Sean Statser, Francesco Tyl-Berwick, Hannah Wilson

CONTACT US

info@blessedunrest.org

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Jessica Burr

347-651-6139

Jennifer Allen

804-514-2122

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167 Allen St., Suite 5A
New York, NY 10002

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Blessed Unrest’s work is made possible by New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council; SHS Foundation; Ruth and Hal Launders Charitable Trust; A.R.T./New York Creative Space Grants, supported by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; and the generosity of individual donors. Blessed Unrest is a member of the Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York, and the Network of Ensemble Theatres.

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