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Indelible Marks
with Like You Mean It

ONE NIGHT ONLY
Tuesday March 24 @8pm

Photo credit: Eric Pacella

Choreographer Annie Kloppenberg returns to Boston with her latest work, Indelible Marks. Kloppenberg, called A choreographer of nuances by Thea Singer of the Boston Globe, was among the first group of artists to be selected for the first incarnation of Green Street Studios Emerging Artist program, which presented her Caution: Flammable in 2002. In 2005, she brought her company of dancers from New York to perform in Between the Lines, a shared program with Andrea Blesso and Jill Jackson. Now, Kloppenberg returns to Boston with a stirring multimedia project created by dancers and collaborators from Columbus, OH. The piece premiered in Columbus from Feb 12-14, and will be presented by Movement Research at the historic Judson Church in New York City on Monday, March 23.

Inspired by the landscape architectural concept of desire lines or desire paths (foot paths that people wear away on the land), in Indelible Marks, lush physical vocabulary activates those intangible experiences as moving bodies navigate a theatricalized terrain of illusory, shifting pathways. The bodies themselves first seem to form a landscape and then become actors on it. The piece weaves together diverse images and movement content to form a slightly disjunctive, moving whole.   Photo credit: TJ Hellmuth

The Columbus-based improvisational movement trio, Like You Mean It--Noelle Chun, Adriana Durant, and Kloppenberg--will present a work with their trademark blend of dynamic physicality, theatricality, and humor to reveal a cohesive composition in real time.

Tuesday 24th @ 8pm
Green Street Studios
185 Green St. Cambridge (Central Sqaure)
Tickets $15 and $12 for Students, Seniors and Members.
For Reservations:
Email: info@greenstreetstudios.org
or call 617 864 3191