Friday, April 24th 8pm
A community-inclusive dance performance event presented by The BodyBoca Project and choreographed by Aurora Lagattuta.
Stand Tall is a community-inclusive, art and dance theater performance event that features 20 diverse dancers ages 15-77. A physical, emotional, and psychological study of human experience, Stand Tall focuses on the themes of growth and connection. Through a series of vignettes, inspired by the nature of trees and forests, this piece takes inquiry into what it means to “stand tall” as an individual and as community.
A community-inclusive dance performance event presented by The BodyBoca Project and choreographed by Aurora Lagattuta.
Stand Tall is a community-inclusive, art and dance theater performance event that features 20 diverse dancers ages 15-77. A physical, emotional, and psychological study of human experience, Stand Tall focuses on the themes of growth and connection. Through a series of vignettes, inspired by the nature of trees and forests, this piece takes inquiry into what it means to “stand tall” as an individual and as community.
“It will be a playful and thoughtful event around how we thrive, support and connect in our community,” states musician, Bonnie Lander. The evening will consist of a series of audience participator games and improvised scores, a dance to Michelle Montjoy’s current installation work in the Stone Paper Scissors Gallery, choreographed dance to live music as well as an ongoing video installation by Blake Raynor.
Stand Tall is BodyBoca’s first American premiere. The BodyBoca Project began at Espacio Espiral Movement Laboratory in Santander, Spain in 2013, founded by Aurora Lagattuta. BodyBoca’s mission is to empower participants to listen to their natural body through the creation of authentic community-inclusive, multi-disciplinary dance performance.
Stand Tall is BodyBoca’s first American premiere. The BodyBoca Project began at Espacio Espiral Movement Laboratory in Santander, Spain in 2013, founded by Aurora Lagattuta. BodyBoca’s mission is to empower participants to listen to their natural body through the creation of authentic community-inclusive, multi-disciplinary dance performance.
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