Costume Design by Karen Krolak
Lighting Design by Jason Ries
Lighting Design by Jason Ries
Special Thanks to
Shelley Neill and the Multicultural Arts Center,
Margaret Hagemeister, Taylor Corey,
Elizabeth Powers, Elyssa Berg,
Ryan Pagella, Clayton Raithel, & Kelsey Griffith.
Shelley Neill and the Multicultural Arts Center,
Margaret Hagemeister, Taylor Corey,
Elizabeth Powers, Elyssa Berg,
Ryan Pagella, Clayton Raithel, & Kelsey Griffith.
Special Guest Artist
Photo by Mickey West
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Excerpts from “Selichot”
Choreographed by Jennifer Crowell-Kuhnberg (of OnStage Dance Company) Performed by Marisa Cohen, Jennifer Crowell-Kuhnberg, Alaina Sawyer & Amanda Untracht Friday
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Music
“On The Nature of Daylight” by Max Richter, Violin played by Farley Masterton,
“Last Forever” by 4lienetic,
“Lately (Interlude)” by City Fidelia,
Feathers by Poppy Ackroyd
This work was originally commissioned by Cantor Peter Halpern of Temple Shalom, Newton, MA.
“On The Nature of Daylight” by Max Richter, Violin played by Farley Masterton,
“Last Forever” by 4lienetic,
“Lately (Interlude)” by City Fidelia,
Feathers by Poppy Ackroyd
This work was originally commissioned by Cantor Peter Halpern of Temple Shalom, Newton, MA.
Photo by Clayton Raithel
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Irradiance (2018) *
Choreographed by Elyssa Berg Performed by Nicole Harris & Caleb Howe Music by Mathieu Lamontagne and Emmanuel Toledo |
Special Thanks from Elyssa: Thank you to Monkeyhouse for the opportunity to create work and share the space with so many talented and supportive artists. Thank you to all of the artists who participated in Musings to bring inspiration and insight into the direction of the work. And lastly, a special thank you to Nicole Harris, Karen Krolak, and Jason Ries for their guidance and support of working in new ways with new resources while growing as an artist.
Special Thanks to
Elizabeth Powers and Sarah Feinberg
Special Thanks to
Elizabeth Powers and Sarah Feinberg
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Music by Ron Surace
Noumenon (2011)
Choreographed by Nicole Harris
in collaboration with Caleb Howe
& Caitlin Meehan
Performed by Caleb Howe
Music by David Wechsler
Special thanks to David Wechsler,
Julien Alam, Groton School Theatre Program,
Green Street Studios Emerging Artists Program
& the Cole Porter Foundation
Choreographed by Nicole Harris
in collaboration with Caleb Howe
& Caitlin Meehan
Performed by Caleb Howe
Music by David Wechsler
Special thanks to David Wechsler,
Julien Alam, Groton School Theatre Program,
Green Street Studios Emerging Artists Program
& the Cole Porter Foundation
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Fidelius (2010)
Choreographed by Nicole Harris in collaboration with Sarah Feinberg, Caitlin Meehan & Nikki Sao Pedro-Welch |
Performed by
Nicole Harris & Sarah Feinberg
Music by David Wechsler
Special thanks to
Caitlin Meehan, Nikki Sao Pedro-Welch,
Ashley Chandler & Shane Rutkowski
Nicole Harris & Sarah Feinberg
Music by David Wechsler
Special thanks to
Caitlin Meehan, Nikki Sao Pedro-Welch,
Ashley Chandler & Shane Rutkowski
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[220] (2018)
Choreographed by Karen Krolak in collaboration with Sam Mullen Performed by Sam Mullen Music by Twink the Toy Piano Band |
Photo by Clayton Raithel
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This piece was created based on an entry in the Dictionary of Negative Space. Join Karen on April 13th at the Dance Complex for
An Animated Edition of the
Dictionary of Negative Space -
I-ARE Residency Showcase
An Animated Edition of the
Dictionary of Negative Space -
I-ARE Residency Showcase
Photo by JK Photo
[68] premiere
Choreographed, Written and Performed by karen Krolak
Special Thanks to
Nicole Harris & Gargamella for helping lug my rolly around to rehearsals
Choreographed, Written and Performed by karen Krolak
Special Thanks to
Nicole Harris & Gargamella for helping lug my rolly around to rehearsals
Photo by Olivia Blaisdell
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Conglomerate (2018)
Choreographed by Elizabeth Powers in collaboration with the dancers Performed by Sarah Feinberg, Nicole Harris, Caleb Howe, Sam Mullen & Kim Holman |
Music by Kourosh Dini
This piece was created as a part of Monkeyhouse’s Choreography Mentorship Program and was originally presented at NACHMO Boston 2018. So many thanks to Karen Krolak and Nicole Harris for their mentorship throughout this process. Thank you to Jason Ries for mentorship in lighting and design. Special thanks to each of the performers for all of their input and trying the same prompt so many times while never producing the same outcome and to Karen Krolak for being at each rehearsal and always asking the right questions.
This piece was created as a part of Monkeyhouse’s Choreography Mentorship Program and was originally presented at NACHMO Boston 2018. So many thanks to Karen Krolak and Nicole Harris for their mentorship throughout this process. Thank you to Jason Ries for mentorship in lighting and design. Special thanks to each of the performers for all of their input and trying the same prompt so many times while never producing the same outcome and to Karen Krolak for being at each rehearsal and always asking the right questions.
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Ricochet (2018)
Choreographed by Sarah Feinberg in collaboration with Elizabeth Powers Performed by Sarah Feinberg & Nicole Harris Music by Psycliq |
Photo by Clayton Raithel
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Thank you to Monkeyhouse for providing me this opportunity to create and perform. Thank you to Karen Krolak for the mentorship you have provided throughout this choreographic process but also throughout my life. Thank you to Nicole Harris for inspiring me with your movement and creative choices during Musings. Thank you to Jason Ries for asking questions and challenging me to think about my work in new ways. Thank you to Elizabeth Powers for being a wonderful dance partner and for everything you have contributed to the choreographic process both in Musings and rehearsals.
Photo by Sarah Friswell Cotton
[82] (2018)
Choreographed by karen Krolak
in collaboration with Olivia Scharff
Performed by
Olivia Scharff (Friday)
Kim Holman (Saturday)
Sound Design by karen Krolak
Choreographed by karen Krolak
in collaboration with Olivia Scharff
Performed by
Olivia Scharff (Friday)
Kim Holman (Saturday)
Sound Design by karen Krolak
This piece was created based on an entry in the Dictionary of Negative Space. Join Karen on April 13th at the Dance Complex for
An Animated Edition of the
Dictionary of Negative Space -
I-ARE Residency Showcase
An Animated Edition of the
Dictionary of Negative Space -
I-ARE Residency Showcase
Photo by Clayton Raithel
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Voetstoots (2018)
Choreographed and Performed by Caleb Howe & Nicole Harris Music by Francois Couture Sound Design by Nicole Harris Umbrella Design by karen Krolak |
Special Thanks to
Karen Krolak and Peter-John de Kock
Voetstoots (Afrikaans) -
refers to something, usually sold, with all its faults and without guarantees - “As is”
Karen Krolak and Peter-John de Kock
Voetstoots (Afrikaans) -
refers to something, usually sold, with all its faults and without guarantees - “As is”
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Connexa (2013)
Choreographed by Sarah Feinberg & Nikki Sao Pedro-Welch Performed by Olivia Scharff & Samantha Mullen Music by Drop Trio |
Photo by JK Photo
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Thank you to Monkeyhouse for the opportunity share this piece again. Thank you to Olivia Scharff and
Samantha Mullen for taking this piece on
with such energy and enthusiasm.
It’s been a blast working on it with you two!
Samantha Mullen for taking this piece on
with such energy and enthusiasm.
It’s been a blast working on it with you two!
Photo by Clayton Raithel
Ukiyo (2018)
Choreographed by
Nicole Harris
Performed by
Nicole Harris, Sarah Friswell Cotton,
& Olivia Scharff
with Caleb Howe, Sarah Feinberg,
Sam Mullen, Kim Holman
Costumes by
Nicole Harris
Special Thanks to
Kelsey Griffith, Jason Ries &
Impulse Dance Center
Ukiyo (Japanese) - the “floating world”; a place of fleeting beauty and living in the moment, detached from the bothers of life.
Choreographed by
Nicole Harris
Performed by
Nicole Harris, Sarah Friswell Cotton,
& Olivia Scharff
with Caleb Howe, Sarah Feinberg,
Sam Mullen, Kim Holman
Costumes by
Nicole Harris
Special Thanks to
Kelsey Griffith, Jason Ries &
Impulse Dance Center
Ukiyo (Japanese) - the “floating world”; a place of fleeting beauty and living in the moment, detached from the bothers of life.
