Visage
From Artistic Director of Daughter of Zion Dance Company, Rina van de Kamp:
This is a collaborative process; not only between Daughter of Zion Dance
Company and DramaDogs, a Theater Company but also with the sculptor, metal
worker, lighting designer, and stage managers. We are thrilled to show this
work.
The idea for the set came from wanting to take the show to theaters and not be reliant on theaters being able to do suspension work. Thus the apparatus was born. Sculptor Robert Houghtaling and metal worker Ron Yeo have designed and built this beautiful piece of art.
At this time there are 7 sections. Only 2 of the sections use aerial components. The piece will continue to grow. After each evening performance there is a “Meet the Artists” opportunity where you can talk with them after the show. Thank you and enjoy!
VISAGE
Presented by
Daughter of Zion Dance Company
and
DramaDogs, A Theater Company
JANUARY 12, 13, 14
Showtime - 8 P.M.
Matineé 2 P.M. Saturday.
Center Stage Theater
Paseo Nuevo Mall,
Santa Barbara
Tickets:
Center Stage Theater
Box Office 963-0408
$18.00 General,
$15.00 College Students,
Kids K-12 Free
Photography by Mike Messikep
A performance integrating dance,
theater and low flying aerial dance
www.centerstagetheater.org
Artistic Director: Rina van de Kamp
Dancers: Ken Gilbert, E. Bonnie Lewis,
Rina van de Kamp
Set Design: Robert
Houghtaling;
Metal Worker: Ron Yeo;
Lighting Designer: Chris Turner
Stage Manager: Erica Connell;
Consulting Stage Manager: Michelle Osborne;
Music: Phillip Glass with Yo Yo
Ma, Kalle Randalu, Hildegard von Bingen, Cirque du Soleil,
Hallelujah: K.D.
Lang, Alice Crouch, Rufus Wainwright, Poppa Chubby, Jeff Buckley.
We want to thank all of our gracious donors without whom this show would not be possible: Santa Barbara Dance Alliance, David Bermant Foundation, Los Olivos Dance Gallery, The SY Valley Grange, Los Padres Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, P. van de Kamp, Sarah Chamberlin, Patrick Davis, Robert Houghtaling Mike Mesikep, Julie Mc Leod, Jeanette Scott, and Vince Perri.
