Temporal Interference

photo by Bryan Leister

Announcements

Jazz on Foot + Plus

classes and

a matinee performance

Celebrate the best of jazz through dance on March 18, 2007.  Experience the different musical periods of jazz in a matinee performance with Jane Franklin Dance that showcases call-and-response patterns, movement invention, collaboration, and improvisation. Guest artists are Joy of Motion's Jazzdanz/dc, directed by Douglas Yeuell and DanceFusion Jazz Project.

Classes:

Rhythms of the South: Hambone & Clogging Basics with Emily Crews of Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble, Introduction to Jazz Technique with Douglas Yeuell, and

Lorenzo "Lo" Evans will be teaching the latest dance craze using various elements of hip hop style
The classes and performance take place at

Ainslie Arts Center at

Episcopal High School

3900 W Braddock Road Entrance, Alexandria, Virginia

Complete schedule and advance tickets are available.

In the meantime, JFD's school performance Jazz on Foot that traces the history of jazz music from its roots in 19th Century New Orleans, to the northward migration to cities like Chicago and New York, and to the Bebop era of the 1950's, has been traveling to Montgomery County Public Schools and to Virginia through partnering organizations the Arlington Humanities Project and the Alexandria Commission.  Recent performances have taken place at Kenmore Middle School and Taylor Elementary in Arlington, and Gaithersburg High School.   We are seeking additional hosting schools in Alexandria.  If you would like information about Jazz on Foot or other performances for your school, call 703-298-3235.

Young Dancers Project

includes dance technique, creative problem solving, and rehearsal for a performance with JFD company members

.Saturday – Feb 10, 2007 – March 18, 2007
10:45 am – 12:15 pm

Enroll!

Adult Dance Technique

Dance with a passion!  Join us for Adult Dance Technique Saturday mornings from 9:15 - 10: 45.  All levels of experience are welcome.

3700 S Four Mile Run Drive, #129, Arlington VA 22206

$15

Get Involved

If you would like to get involved with Jane Franklin Dance as a Board Member, volunteer, or bring Jane Franklin Dance to your school or community, please let us know.  Call 703-298-3235.

Warehouse

Warehouse Theater co-presents Temporal Interference, a performance collaboration with Jane Franklin Dance, new media artist Bryan Leister and composer Gina Biver. An interactive dance installation, Temporal Interference explores the space memory occupies. The performers control sound and media through movement.
Using real time and image dissolves along with interactive sound via a theremin, the dancers respond to and create what is seen and heard, and what is captured and eventually released. Just as our presence reflects around us, or how we might remember something and it stays with us, the work explores the space memory occupies and how that affects those around us.

WHEN: FEBRUARY 24 & 25 AND MARCH 3 & 4
SATURDAY at 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 pm
SUNDAY at 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 pm

WHERE: WAREHOUSE
1021 7th St NW, Washington DC 20001

TICKETS: $15 General Admission Tickets online www.janefranklin.com

INFO: Call 703-298-3235

Tix at the door.  Advanced purchase suggested as seating is limited

Location information www.warehousetheater.com

Funded!

We gratefully acknowledge funding by the Virginia Commission for the Arts for Technology Enhancement.

You too can help us continue to grow by becoming a contributor.

Welcome New Board Member!

Welcome to Charlotte Hollister of JES Arts Consulting who brings thirty years of work experience in the for-profit and public sectors.  We look forward to our work together!

Warehouse

Washington DC

February 24/25

March 3/4

Arlington Arts Center

Bridges to Contemporary Arts

March 2

Dance Bethesda

Round House Theatre

4545 East-West Highway

March 3

News

Bourgeon: Journal of Dance #3 - Read about the making of Found

Dance Bethesda

Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District has selected Jane Franklin Dance for Dance Bethesda, March 3, 2007 at Round House Theatre. 

Special Thanks

We wish to extend sincere thanks to recent contributors:

Lee Bory

Patty & David Bristol

Dona Davis

Bill and Elizabeth Fogarty

Jacqueline Hand

Rachel Heavers

Lisa Holt

Gerda Keiswetter

Belford Lawson

Janet Levy

Miki Liszt

Cheryl Lubell

Carrie Monger

Hedi Pope

Tracy Reagan

Deborah Riley

Jennifer Rivers

Steve Rosenberg

Gwen Rubinstein

Melinda Salzman

Peg Schaefer

Karen Tucker

Maida Withers

We are grateful to receive this support to continue our work in the community.