Robert Moses’ Kin presents The Cinderella Principle:
try these on, see if they fit
February 25 - 27, 2010 at 8pm Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Novellus Theater
700 Howard Street, at the intersection with 3rd Street
February 25, 2010 Join RMK for a post-performance Cinderella Principle Premiere Party at ybca!
Cost: $75 (includes VIP performance ticket). For reservations please email Neha Gupta
Boundary breaking Robert Moses’ Kin dance company presents the world premiere of The Cinderella Principle, February 25-27th at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Novellus Theater. This remarkable new interdisciplinary work showcases Moses’ dynamic choreographic style and athletic, intelligent dance, in a project that explores non-traditional family structures and the formation of identity. The Cinderella Principle represents a creative process that has evolved from in-depth interviews with families throughout the Bay Area, and represents a tapestry of voices about identity, race, class, gender, and ultimately, love.
RMK presents its remarkable new multi-media work The Cinderella Principle, exploring identity and love in non-traditional families. The Cinderella Principle marks a significant new direction for the company, weaving text - based on family interviews by award-winning documentary playwright Anne Galjour - into the performance. Nationally recognized violinist/composer Todd Reynolds has created an original score and will be performing live with star beat boxer Kid Beyond . Video projections are created by Guggenheim fellow and Alpert Award winner Bill Morrison."
Want to be a commissioner of The Cinderella Principle? For $125, your name will be listed in the program and associated with this remarkable work forever.
You will also receive VIP seating, the premiere party and a signed DVD of the feature-length documentary from filmmakers Maria Vaz and Giovanni Vaz del Bello.
Please contact Neha Gupta for more information.
Booking Agent: John Claassen of Fusion Works
212-666-2587
65 West 106th Street, Suite 1C
New York, NY 10025
Performances of Robert Moses' Kin are made possible by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation; Zellerbach Family Foundation; San Francisco Arts Commission; Grants for the Arts/ San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund; Fleishhacker Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New England Foundation for the Arts; The James Irvine Foundation, California Arts Council, David E. Kaun Fund, Stanford Institute for Creativity & the Arts, and generous individuals.
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