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The Fertile Landscape of Wendy Jehlen’s Mind

June 16, 2010 Leave a Comment

Wendy Jehlen’s (FY04 MCC Choreography Finalist) latest choreographic work FOREST combines elements from Brazilian Capoeira, South Indian martial arts, West African dance and Contemporary dance. Her company ANIKAI Dance will present FOREST this weekend. If these images are any indication, this performance promises to evoke the unpredictable nature of a forest and its abundance, vitality, sensuality and life-giving source.

 

FOREST has been created, in part, during a Dance Residency at the Boston Center for the Arts.

FOREST
Friday, June 18 at 8pm
Saturday, June 19 at 3pm & 8pm
BU Dance Theater on Buick Street
at 915 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA. Tickets: $25, $20 Student/Senior/BDA, $10 Children under 12 available at 617-358-2500 and www.akhra.org/tix.html

ANIKAI Dance Company
Artistic Director/Choreographer: Wendy Jehlen. Dancers include Amelia Beard, Danielle DiVito, Wendy Jehlen, Pradhuman Nayak, DeAnna Pellecchia, Mila Thigpen, Terra Weaver.

Image credit: All photographs of FOREST by by Charles Daniels.

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