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The Boston Conservatory Dance Theater: Celebrating Anna

Presented by The Boston Conservatory at Midway Studios, Fort Point

February 18-February 21, 2010

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In honor of Anna Sokolow’s centennial, The Boston Conservatory Dance Theater presents her dramatic work From the Diaries of Franz Kafka and Rooms, staged by alumnus Jim May. The program also includes a premiere of a new work by Viktor Plotnikov.

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    Midway Studios, Fort Point

    15 Channel Center Street
    Boston, MA 02210

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    Tickets: $22 Standard/$20 Alumni/$12 Senior/$7 Student

    Info Phone: 617-912-9222

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    Dates:
    February 18-February 21, 2010

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    8:00 Thursday - Saturday; 2:00PM Sunday

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    • Event Name: The Boston Conservatory Dance Theater: Celebrating Anna
      "Anna Sokolow-Rooms"
      Comment posted by: Alum from New York, NY, Apr 11, 2010
      

      It is wonderful to see a dancer or an audience viewer complaining about Anna Sokolow's Rooms. Anna Sokolow works are just that way. Some dancers like to do Anna's work, and some do not. I, for one,... Expand

      It is wonderful to see a dancer or an audience viewer complaining about Anna Sokolow's Rooms. Anna Sokolow works are just that way. Some dancers like to do Anna's work, and some do not. I, for one, loved the honor of having Anna Sokolow set an original ballet on the company I dance with. BoCo students are fortunate to have Jim May come to set any Sokolow Ballet. Yasi Tokunaga does well to get the interpreter of record, Jim May, to set one of Anna's signature works. There is so much out there that is nothing. Like it or not, Anna's works are not nothing. Collapse

    • Event Name: The Boston Conservatory Dance Theater: Celebrating Anna
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      Comment posted by: DD from Boston, Mar 01, 2010
      

      I enjoyed Part one. It was uplifting and the dancing was fun to see. Part two was very theatrical and somewhat gloomy. I did not enjoy part 3 at all. I just envied the position of the dancers that... Expand

      I enjoyed Part one. It was uplifting and the dancing was fun to see. Part two was very theatrical and somewhat gloomy. I did not enjoy part 3 at all. I just envied the position of the dancers that could leave the stage and wanted to join them. Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Boston Conservatory Dance Theater: Celebrating Anna
      "Anna Sokolow-Rooms"
      Comment posted by: Alum from New York, NY, Apr 11, 2010
      

      It is wonderful to see a dancer or an audience viewer complaining about Anna Sokolow's Rooms. Anna Sokolow works are just that way. Some dancers like to do Anna's work, and some do not. I, for one,... Expand

      It is wonderful to see a dancer or an audience viewer complaining about Anna Sokolow's Rooms. Anna Sokolow works are just that way. Some dancers like to do Anna's work, and some do not. I, for one, loved the honor of having Anna Sokolow set an original ballet on the company I dance with. BoCo students are fortunate to have Jim May come to set any Sokolow Ballet. Yasi Tokunaga does well to get the interpreter of record, Jim May, to set one of Anna's signature works. There is so much out there that is nothing. Like it or not, Anna's works are not nothing. Collapse

    • Event Name: The Boston Conservatory Dance Theater: Celebrating Anna
      "Overview"
      Comment posted by: DD from Boston, Mar 01, 2010
      

      I enjoyed Part one. It was uplifting and the dancing was fun to see. Part two was very theatrical and somewhat gloomy. I did not enjoy part 3 at all. I just envied the position of the dancers that... Expand

      I enjoyed Part one. It was uplifting and the dancing was fun to see. Part two was very theatrical and somewhat gloomy. I did not enjoy part 3 at all. I just envied the position of the dancers that could leave the stage and wanted to join them. Collapse

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