LEIMAY At Home presents: Yukio Suzuki
Dates:
Fri Nov 20, 2015 20:00 - Sat Nov 21, 2015
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
LEIMAY At Home 2015 presents: Yukio Suzuki Projects - a solo by Yukio Suzuki
After two weeks of sharing his developing methodology and process in LEIMAY LUDUS, Yukio Suzuki presents a solo public presentation at CAVE, home of LEIMAY. Widely revered in Japan, Suzuki’s dance pieces disregard established ways of bodily expression, allowing for the maximization of the dancers’ characters
DATES & TIMES: Fri & Sat, Nov 20 & 21, 8PM
Suggested Donation $18
Seats are limited so please RSVP!
After two weeks of sharing his developing methodology and process in LEIMAY LUDUS, Yukio Suzuki presents a solo public presentation at CAVE, home of LEIMAY. Widely revered in Japan, Suzuki’s dance pieces disregard established ways of bodily expression, allowing for the maximization of the dancers’ characters
DATES & TIMES: Fri & Sat, Nov 20 & 21, 8PM
Suggested Donation $18
Seats are limited so please RSVP!
LEIMAY At Home presents: Daiichiro Yuyama and LUDUS participants
Dates:
Sat Oct 17, 2015 20:00 - Sun Oct 18, 2015
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
LEIMAY At Home 2015 Presents: Dairakudakan's Daiichiro Yuyama together with Lab participants
Based on his collaboration with movers from his LEIMAY LUDUS Lab, Daiichiro will create a piece around the theme “Gap.” Based on the Dairakudakan body theory, Daiichiro, together with all participants, will look at the idea of “gap” -- the idea of disparity: that which is not fitted, or that which is disjunct or apart.This could be the physical, spatial relationships, such as those inhabited within a city, or more temporal or intangible concepts, such as the difference between generations or sexes. Daiichiro wishes to explore the potential that exists at the cusp of un-fitting, of a perpetual in between; an abundance springs from a crowd of bodies which prevails within this state of existence.
DATES & TIMES: Fri & Sat, Oct 17 & 17, 8PM
Suggested donation: $18
Seats are limited to please RSVP.
Based on his collaboration with movers from his LEIMAY LUDUS Lab, Daiichiro will create a piece around the theme “Gap.” Based on the Dairakudakan body theory, Daiichiro, together with all participants, will look at the idea of “gap” -- the idea of disparity: that which is not fitted, or that which is disjunct or apart.This could be the physical, spatial relationships, such as those inhabited within a city, or more temporal or intangible concepts, such as the difference between generations or sexes. Daiichiro wishes to explore the potential that exists at the cusp of un-fitting, of a perpetual in between; an abundance springs from a crowd of bodies which prevails within this state of existence.
DATES & TIMES: Fri & Sat, Oct 17 & 17, 8PM
Suggested donation: $18
Seats are limited to please RSVP.
OPEN CALL: LEIMAY Fellowship 2015-16 Application
Deadline:
Sat Aug 15, 2015 23:59
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
LEIMAY is accepting applications for our 12-mth LEIMAY Fellowship. We are seeking bodyworkers, dancers, small dance groups, and choreographers. The Fellowship includes monthly professional workshops led by LEIMAY’s artistic directors, the opportunity to present their work as part of LEIMAY’s annual spring-summer festival SOAK, online promotion of the artists’ activities, discounted rates on White Studio usage, 10 hours per week of access to the White Studio, and access to artistic supplies at Materials for the Arts. This fellowship started as a studio-share six years ago and has been become an important resource for local artists in our community and one of the key programs at LEIMAY. The next LEIMAY Fellowship period spans from October 1st, 2015, to September 30th, 2016.
Applications are now open and the deadline for submissions is AUGUST 15th 2015.
For more information and for the application, please visit www.leimay.org.
Applications are now open and the deadline for submissions is AUGUST 15th 2015.
For more information and for the application, please visit www.leimay.org.
SOAK 2015
Dates:
Tue May 12, 2015 18:00 - Sat Jun 27, 2015
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
SOAK
is a festival presenting a stream of AcTS and training in theater, butoh, dance, and performance art every spring over four weeks in May and June. SOAK is molded by LEIMAY, the interdisciplinary ensemble and producing organization behind the acclaimed New York Butoh Festival. SOAK takes place at LEIMAY’s home, CAVE, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
SOAK
broadens the perceptions of our artists and audiences with work that is experimental, rigorous, and thought-provoking. The festival showcases finished and in-progress work by international, local, fellows and resident artists and blends them together in a concoction that inspires audiences, fuels the artists, and stimulates the community surrounding LEIMAY’s activities.
SOAK
performances include work by LEIMAY Fellows: Hee Ran Lee, Kate Ladenheim, Lucy Kerr, Terra Incognita, Thea Little, and Tina Mitchell. International and local guest performances by Andrea Jones, Denisa Musilova, José Rivera Jr., Laura Peterson, Luigi Repetto, Theresa Magario, Yael Gaathon, and Raul Zbengheci. This year’s festival also includes a four-part series, Encounters with LEIMAY, featuring performances, a public symposium, a lecture demonstration, and a five day training intensive.
LEIMAY Ludus Training sessions happening during SOAK feature a three part LEIMAY Ludus Lab with butoh master SU-EN, a LEIMAY Ludus Summer Intensive with Artistic Director Ximena Garnica, and five LEIMAY Ludus Labs in theater, dance, butoh and dramaturgy with guest teachers Tina Mitchell & Paul Peers, Laura Peterson, Daniel Irizarry, Yael Gaathon, and Pavel Zuštiak.
SOAK
features Encounters with LEIMAY, a four-part series of talks, performances, and training that, seen as a whole, offer a resonant environment that mirrors LEIMAY’s artistic practice. Encounters with LEIMAY is conceived by artistic directors Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya as a chance to see the company at its home, uncovering the layers of thought, practice, and experimentation that compose LEIMAY’s work.
SOAK takes place starting May 21th and ends on June 29th with a closing celebration block party coinciding with the city-wide festival of Make Music New York. Visit www.leimay.org for details. Registration for all LEIMAY Ludus Labs and Performance RSVPs during SOAK are now open.
is a festival presenting a stream of AcTS and training in theater, butoh, dance, and performance art every spring over four weeks in May and June. SOAK is molded by LEIMAY, the interdisciplinary ensemble and producing organization behind the acclaimed New York Butoh Festival. SOAK takes place at LEIMAY’s home, CAVE, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
SOAK
broadens the perceptions of our artists and audiences with work that is experimental, rigorous, and thought-provoking. The festival showcases finished and in-progress work by international, local, fellows and resident artists and blends them together in a concoction that inspires audiences, fuels the artists, and stimulates the community surrounding LEIMAY’s activities.
SOAK
performances include work by LEIMAY Fellows: Hee Ran Lee, Kate Ladenheim, Lucy Kerr, Terra Incognita, Thea Little, and Tina Mitchell. International and local guest performances by Andrea Jones, Denisa Musilova, José Rivera Jr., Laura Peterson, Luigi Repetto, Theresa Magario, Yael Gaathon, and Raul Zbengheci. This year’s festival also includes a four-part series, Encounters with LEIMAY, featuring performances, a public symposium, a lecture demonstration, and a five day training intensive.
LEIMAY Ludus Training sessions happening during SOAK feature a three part LEIMAY Ludus Lab with butoh master SU-EN, a LEIMAY Ludus Summer Intensive with Artistic Director Ximena Garnica, and five LEIMAY Ludus Labs in theater, dance, butoh and dramaturgy with guest teachers Tina Mitchell & Paul Peers, Laura Peterson, Daniel Irizarry, Yael Gaathon, and Pavel Zuštiak.
SOAK
features Encounters with LEIMAY, a four-part series of talks, performances, and training that, seen as a whole, offer a resonant environment that mirrors LEIMAY’s artistic practice. Encounters with LEIMAY is conceived by artistic directors Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya as a chance to see the company at its home, uncovering the layers of thought, practice, and experimentation that compose LEIMAY’s work.
SOAK takes place starting May 21th and ends on June 29th with a closing celebration block party coinciding with the city-wide festival of Make Music New York. Visit www.leimay.org for details. Registration for all LEIMAY Ludus Labs and Performance RSVPs during SOAK are now open.
LEIMAY Weekly Performance Lab
Dates:
Sun Feb 15, 2015 10:00 - Sun May 03, 2015
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
LEIMAY weekly lab is led by artistic director Ximena Garnica and open to performers with keen physical and sensory ability interested in working with LEIMAY and being considered for future projects. It is a donation based drop-in movement exploration based class. Manipulation of space, time and body through the transformation of embodied imagery are a key element in the work of LEIMAY’s performers.
LEIMAY creates works in both the visual and the performing arts. The work ranges from mixed-media, video, and installation art to interdisciplinary and movement-based performances, and training projects. LEIMAY is led by Shige Moriya and Ximena Garnica. Their works are presented works nationally and internationally.
Dates: Sunday mornings, Feb 15, 22, March 1 ,8, 15 April 5, 12, 19, 26 May 4, 2015
Times: 10:00am – 12:00pm
Price: Classes are donation based, please contribute what you can, nobody will be keeping track of individual donations. But if you are in a position to donate it will be greatly appreciated. Yet online registration is required.
LEIMAY creates works in both the visual and the performing arts. The work ranges from mixed-media, video, and installation art to interdisciplinary and movement-based performances, and training projects. LEIMAY is led by Shige Moriya and Ximena Garnica. Their works are presented works nationally and internationally.
Dates: Sunday mornings, Feb 15, 22, March 1 ,8, 15 April 5, 12, 19, 26 May 4, 2015
Times: 10:00am – 12:00pm
Price: Classes are donation based, please contribute what you can, nobody will be keeping track of individual donations. But if you are in a position to donate it will be greatly appreciated. Yet online registration is required.
