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On Fire (2004) |
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Since 1997, I have been developing my own way of practicing, making, and performing dance. In this work, I am and have been deeply influenced by experiences and individuals named here.
Training in:
Modern Dance, including classes at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, with Isadora Duncan dancer, Sylvia Gold, andwith Boston's own Marcus Schulkind Ballet Haitian Dance Kathak (Classical Indian Dance) Hatha Yoga Certified Danskinetics Instructor
Performances with:
Rhythm in Motion, artistic director Sharron Rose
Raedance, artistic director Stephanie Rae Parker
Patric Lacroix's Haitian American Dance Theater
Kimerer is available to give lectures, workshops, and performances.
For more information, email here. |
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A solo dance piece exploring the influence of sitting and writing on our experience of ourselves and the divine, featuring text by Descartes, Kant, Nietzsche, and Martha Graham, and original music by Geoffery Gee. |
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Coming spring 2008...
Dance is movement made divinely significant. --Martha Graham
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Genesis (2001) |
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An hour-long movement meditation on the ongoing act of creation featuring an original score by Geoffrey Gee. The five parts of Genesis explore the kinetic shapes of the human journey: birth, longing, sadness, despair, liberation, and the return of joy. It is a dance deeply inspired by Graham who wrote, "How does it all begin? I suppose it never begins. It just continues. Life-Generations-Dancing." |
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