THEATRE
Orange Grove Dance’s:
More Than 90 Miles From Home
May 26-28
90 miles separate the Cuban coast from Key West.
Ninety miles of darkness, hope, waiting, and light.
In here, those ninety miles could be ninety thousand.
Distancia infinita.
Cuban-American artist Colette Krogol, of Orange Grove Dance, takes the stage to share her personal journey reconciling the recurring dreams she has for a country she’s never touched. More Than 90 Miles From Home weaves together movement, poetry, and projection design within Krogol’s intimate chronicling of her family’s exodus from Cuba during the 1980 Mariel Boatlift.
About Orange Grove Dance: “Orange Grove Dance (OGD) is an award-winning multimedia dance company that creates visually athletic experiences through the lenses of dance, film, and design. Under the direction of Artistic Directors Colette Krogol and Matt Reeves, Orange Grove Dance is recognized for its powerful imagery and choreography, which engages audiences in a world that is relevant, mysterious, and absorbing.”
REVIEWS
“Krogol…combines her dancing with sound, voice, poetry, images, and lighting, [and] the audience comes along with her. The result is a poignant, visceral experience that stays with you long after the 50-minute performance ceases. ” – Sarah Shah, DCTA
WHERE
8641 Colesville Road
Silver Spring, MD 20910
WHEN
Thursday, May 26 – 8pm
Friday, May 27 – 8pm
Saturday, May 28 – 8pm
TICKETS
$25
TEAM
STarring
Colette Krogol
CREATIVE
Direction and Choreography: Colette Krogol and Matt Reeves
Projection and Sound Design: Matt Reeves
Lighting Design: Peter Leibold VI
Associate Lighting Design: Faryn Kelly
Original Music: Dylan Glatthorn
Performer: Colette Krogol
Producer: Kelly Colburn
DETAILS
About Orange Grove Dance
Orange Grove Dance (OGD) is an award-winning multimedia dance company that creates visually athletic experiences through the lenses of dance, film, and design. Under the direction of Artistic Directors Colette Krogol and Matt Reeves, Orange Grove Dance is recognized for its powerful imagery and choreography, which engages audiences in a world that is relevant, mysterious, and absorbing.
Krogol and Reeves are choreographers, performers, filmmakers, and mixed media designers.
They are the recipients of the 2020 Helen Hayes Award for “Outstanding Choreography in a Play” for their work in Round House Theatre’s production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Their acclaimed works and commissions have been produced and presented worldwide in museums, concert stages, film festivals, underground tunnels, city streets, black box theaters, public parks, botanic gardens, and high-end hotels. Orange Grove Dance’s recent honors and awards include The Carla Fund for Choreography and Performance – established by the Howard and Geraldine Polinger Family Foundation, the Maryland State Arts Council’s Independent Artist Award, the New Hampshire Theatre Alliance Award for Best Youth Production, and the 34th Annual Choreographer’s Showcase Audience Award. OGD was the 2019 United States Botanic Garden Dance Commission as well as the 2019 Site/See Waterfront Park AIR. Recent commissions/collaborations include InSeries Opera Company, Delune at National Sawdust, Round House Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Sarasota Contemporary Dance, Maryland Theatre for the Performing Arts, Sweet Briar College, Dance Place, The Jackie Chan Film and Television Academy, and Extreme Lengths Productions.
Instagram: @orangegrovedance
Website: Orangegrovedance.com
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