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LIVE ARTS GLOBAL
June 4 & 5, 2022 Kaatsbaan Cultural Park presents JOURNEY, a world premiere from Live Arts Global, created and directed by brand producer, artist, and dancer Joanna DeFelice and former American Ballet Theatre ballerina Melanie Hamrick. " ... a new show that’s going to be a rock-dance festival ..." - The New York Times The evening-length program features three new works from acclaimed choreographers Danielle Agami, Jessica Castro, and Kristin Sudeikis, to music including The Rolling Stones, Amy Winehouse, Alabama Shakes and more, with music direction from Gabe McDonough. Included in the evening is a special live music concert from Jesse Woods, the former Texas A&M wide receiver and current indie musician named an Artist of the Week by Vogue magazine ... a "beautiful singer, with sad eyes, emotional words, and a guitar." |
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AUGUST workshop
Join Danielle and cast members in LA for a week long workshop this August. Each day will consist of Oomi class with Danielle and cast members, followed by learning new Ate9 repertory from recent work. We will end each day with an improvisation session or creation led by Danielle.
About Oomi: Oomi is a movement practice born with the collaboration of the Israeli choreographer Danielle Agami and osteopath Remi Boisserie. Open to professional movers and passionate humans alike, we will exercise deeper communication with our bodies. An intimate party of oneself that welcomes dramatic expression, physical effort, and enhanced coordination. Dates: Aug 15-19 Cost: $525 Simply email your Bio and CV to ate9.information@gmail.com to apply check out our open classes in LA!
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AMSTERDAM
Open class Chassé Dance Studios OOMI CLASS Studio 2 - 8th JUNE 18:00/19:00 - Chasséstraat 64, 1057 JJ Amsterdam 12,50€ *Prices for class will be paid in USD Oomi is a movement practice born with the collaboration of the Israeli choreographer Danielle Agami and osteopath Remi Boisserie. Open to professional movers and passionate humans alike, we will exercise deeper communication with our bodies. An intimate party of oneself that welcomes dramatic expression, physical effort, and enhanced coordination. BERLIN
DOCK11 WORKSHOP JUNE 11/12/13 oomi class + Ate9 repertoire + research Kastanienallee 79, 10435 Berlin (DE) 11 JUNE: 11:00 - 15:30 (13:00/13:30 LUNCH BREAK) 12 JUNE: 11:00 - 15:30 (13:00/13:30 LUNCH BREAK) 13 JUNE: 10:00 - 14:30 (12:00/12:30 LUNCH BREAK) Prices 140€ full workshop 15€ x class 35€ x 3 oomi class *Prices for class will be paid in USD Oomi is a movement practice born with the collaboration of the Israeli choreographer Danielle Agami and osteopath Remi Boisserie. Open to professional movers and passionate humans alike, we will exercise deeper communication with our bodies. An intimate party of oneself that welcomes dramatic expression, physical effort, and enhanced coordination. Learn more about Danielle Agami and Ate9! |
A B L I N D L A D Y
TEASER
We are so excited to share a teaser for Danielle Agami’s new film A Blind LAdy. In the last three months our company has worked to create two original dance films with an imaginative team of directors, musicians, costume designers, culinary artists and more. It has been a well rewarded challenge to conceptualize and heighten our dancing through the medium of narrative filmmaking.
Directed by Diego Hurtado De Mendoza
Choreographed by Danielle Agami
UPM Federico Bartolucci
Another voice for the moves, image maker and styling by Michela Muratori
Costume Designer Mimi Haddon
More credits under Vimeo link below
Choreographed by Danielle Agami
UPM Federico Bartolucci
Another voice for the moves, image maker and styling by Michela Muratori
Costume Designer Mimi Haddon
More credits under Vimeo link below
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Ate9 stands with and would like to share our support and solidarity with Black and Brown lives and those protesting against racial injustice and police brutality. Ate9 is hoping for a true thorough change in American culture. We are all victims when racism leads. Ate9 is always against the humiliation of any living creature. The abusers, murders, and those who promote racism belong in jail.
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As a young pioneer nation, we should feel encouraged to admit our successes and failures. We must make amendments as we grow and evolve. And we should feel encouraged to do so. And as American artists we plan to make more! Share more! and connect with more communities around us!
We must dream that one day, the Arts will dominant our nation. |
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