Tami Stronach

Upcoming Shows:

THERESA LANG THEATER

Marymount Manhattan College

MMC Dance Department
221 East 71st Street
New York, NY 10021

RSVP for the Dance Department's Fall Repertoire
Our faculty choreography showcase
Choreography by:
Anthony Ferro
Tami Stronach
Peggy Spina
Jane Vorburger
Abdur-Rahim Jackson

Thursday, December 8th at 8pm
Friday, December 9th at 8pm
Saturday, December 10th at 2pm & 8pm

 
Call 212-517-0610 to reserve tickets.
Adults $12, students/seniors $8

Tami Stronach's "Me and Not Me" was made possible in part by a grant from Bossak Heilbron Charitable Trust, commissioning funds from Dance New Amsterdam and an Artist Residency from Galapagos Art Space

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Between The Seas Festival presents Tami Stronach Dance

Wednesday August 31st 2011 at 7PM

Thursday September 1st 2011 at 9PM

195 East 3rd Street New York NY 10009

www.betweentheseas.org

 

 

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"Mother Tongue" is a solo about memory, the erosion and reconstruction of ancient structures and personal narratives. Stronach was born to a British father and Israeli mother digging in Iran at Tepe Nush-I Jan.  Persian was her mother tongue but fell into disuse when the family fled during the revolution of 1979. In this dance Tami takes super 8 film footage and field recordings from her parents' excavation in order  to create a landscape that is both alien and familiar. In "Mother Tongue" Stronach considers what experiences are stored in the body--deep below conscious memory and language--in the bones and dust of who we are.

Choreographed by Tami Stronach performed by Lindsey Dietz Marchant

 

Also on the program an excerpt from "Pinchas the Fish People and the Great Flood": Dancers, actors, and puppets spin "Noah's Ark" by focusing on a few lost souls, left off the boat. The excerpted portion is of a comic solo that references the Pandora's box fable. What is in the mystery trunk and what could really go wrong if I take a peak?

Choreographed by Tami Stronach and performed by Isadora Wolf

 

 

 

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