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Tue, Sep 13, 2011 -- 10:30 AM
Project Bandaloop Turns 20
Project Bandaloop, a Bay Area dance troupe, celebrates its 20th anniversary this week. Suspended by ropes, the troupe's performers move freely on vertical platforms past "stages" which in the past have included the sides of skyscrapers, the walls of El Capitan in Yosemite and Golconda Fort in India.
The troupe's latest work, "Bound(less)," will be performed this Thursday through Saturday, September 15-17th.
Host: Michael Krasny
Guests:
- Amelia Rudolph, artistic director and founder of Project Bandaloop
- Dana Leong, composer, cellist, trombonist and musical composer for Project Bandaloop's "Bound(less)"
More info:
- Video and more about Project Bandaloop : at ProjectBandaloop.org
- About "Bound(less)," perfmormed at Oakland's Great Wall : at GreatWallofOakland.org
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