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DANCE

The Reclamation
Written in 2008-2009. Scored for two pianos, string quartet and melodica. A work about the dynamic relationship of human beings and their natural environs. Featuring video and design by Anna Kiraly; text by the choreographer. More info at: hilaryeaston.com

Choreography: Hilary Easton
Length: 1 hour
Dancers/Actors: 4/1
Premiere: The Ailey Dance Center, NYC; February 2009

Noise + Speed
Written in 2008. Scored for piano, percussion, and string quartet and melodica. Based on the writings and ideas of the Italian futurists. Featuring actor Steven Rattazzi. More info at: hilaryeaston.com

Choreography: Hilary Easton
Length: 1 hour
Dancers/Actors: 4/1
Premiere: Danspace Project, St. Mark's Church NYC, May 2008

It's All True
This piece was written in 2006 and 2007. Scored for clarinet, guitar, cello percussion, piano and melodica. Text by Dorothy Barnhouse; featuring actor Steven Rattazzi. More info at: hilaryeaston.com

Choreography: Hilary Easton
Length: 1 hour
Dancers/Actors: 5/1
Premiere: The Duke, NYC, June 2007

The Short-Cut
This piece premiered in May 2005. Scored for two pianos, percussion, melodica and string quartet. Based on the writings and life of the early 20th century efficiency expert Frederick P. Taylor. Featuring actor Steven Rattazzi. More info at: hilaryeaston.com

Choreography: Hilary Easton
Length: 1 hour (music: 46 minutes)
Dancers/Actors: 5/1
Premiere: Danspace Project, St. Mark's Church NYC, May 2005

Other Marches
A stunning dance for five men that explores the joys and struggles of relating to one another: fathers and sons, friends and lovers. A journey of self-exploration, the piece moves from the realms of the athletic and machismo through vulnerability and the acceptance of loss and mortality. Scored for Bass, Keyboards, Percussion, and Flute.

Choreography: Zvi Gotheiner
Length: 25 minutes
Dancers: 5
Premiere: American Dance Festival, North Carolina, 1992

Nocturnal Rondo
Group dance for the Zvidance company. The scores uses flugelhorn, conch shell trumpet, and frame drums against an electronic music background.

Choreography: Zvi Gotheiner
Length: 30 minutes
Dancers: 12
Premiere: Joyce Theater, NYC, 1993