May 3, 2015
Sunday rehearsal for upcoming dance/theatre/new media production of #experiment #dance #Mahabharata #AtticRep
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Sunday rehearsal for upcoming dance/theatre/new media production of #experiment #dance #Mahabharata #AtticRep
Dancers in rehearsal for the upcoming "Mahabharata: The Great Dance-Off." Coming to AtticRep in June.
By Jack Morgan
Directed by Roberto Prestigiacomo. Photo by Siggi Ragnar, Scenic Design by Jeremiah Teutsch, Lighting Design by Robin Crews. Production Stage Manager Alessandro Fierros. With Gloria Sanchez, Andrew Thornton, Rick Frederick, and Renee Garvens. Produced by AtticRep in September 2014 at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts
The Mahabharata is coming. Poetry made dance made battle. A new production.
In June at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts: an international production of the Mahabharata. Sanskrit epic poetry, an evolved and genre-bending live performance, and a m&$@erf@?$ing dance-off.
A jazzy little photo collage loop from our archives. Sarah Nixon in “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf,” Fall 2014. Directed by Roberto Prestigiacomo. Produced at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. All still photos by Siggi Ragnar, photo collage loop by Sarah Fisch.
AtticRep Manifesto Short, "On Staging a Play.” Text excerpted from a longer essay by AtticRep Producing Artistic Director Roberto Prestigiacomo. First in a series of Manifesto Shorts.