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The program also features the premiere performance of Cuisine Flambé, an interpretation of a dance created by New York choreographer Linda Diamond. Originally created “on dry land,” the storyline has a group of chefs working in synchronicity until they stop their work and start to party. When the head chef comes in and brings the merriment to a halt, the characters must get back to work. Woronoff explains that this is the second time that they’ve created an ice dance from a stage-choreographed dance. “It’s like interpreting a language correctly. The skater has to invent or create movements that have the same physical meaning, the same thrust. We spent a lot of time looking at the video [of Diamond’s original dance] to convert head and arm movements.”
Diamond’s company, the Linda Diamond Dance Ensemble, performs in New York City and upstate New York. Co-producer of the Woodstock Diamond Dance Festival, she has collaborated with others in many innovative projects, such as A Dancer’s View of Calder’s Universe for WPBT public television in Miami. Woronoff hints that Diamond will be in attendance for the Boundless Edge premiere of her work – no pressure at all on the skaters!
Tickets to the 7 p.m. show are $15 for adults, $10 for students and seniors. The Kiwanis Ice Arena is located on Washington Avenue in Saugerties. For tickets and information call (845) 626-4596 or visit www.boundlessedge.org.
Otherwise was a great article.thanks.
P.S. We are all human after all. there were no letters in an image depicted. sorry
talent among the young skaters and mature ones.
this is truly intergenerational, with great
artistry taste and outlook by Artistic DirectorBeth Woronoff who deserves great credit for bringing together motivated young people and
channeling their focus through A unique transference on ice that you will not forget .
By all means bring your friend, your children and your grandma -and lots of blankets and coats to keep warm no heat during the hr. and l5 min. show) Not to be missed.