NEWS
JanUARY 11
Dancing Perfectly Free - More than meets the Eye
It was strangely satisfying yet bewildering to experience the myriad atmospheric transformations that occurred throughout the installation. Moreover, not fully grasping the world that I encountered, nor knowing when and where its creatures would emerge (or sneak up behind me), set the installation apart from a traditional, seated performance. Indeed, not knowing what to expect, along with those rare interactive moments, are what make Cedar Lake’s installations enticing. There is always more than you know.
JanUARY 11
Oberon's Grove - Cedar Lake Installation
As always at Cedar Lake, the dancers brought their personal commitment and powerfully diverse personalities into play, drawing the elements into a cohesive whole. Despite feeling that I probably missed certain things in the installation, the performance sped by all too quickly and the dancers were called out twice to ardent applause.
JANUARY 10
The San Diego Union-Tribune - The goal: fancy footwork, maintain balance
Cedar Lake in contrast, has been around for just seven years and is making its San Diego debut. And — speaking as someone who was so moved by a Cedar Lake piece in Massachusetts last summer that I returned the next day to see it again — that’s very exciting news.
PERFORMANCES
February 6-8, 2010
Rome, Italy
Equilibrio Festival della nuova danza
Auditorium Parco della Musica of Rome-Petrassi Hall