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Past Performances: January
11-12 2003 Jamie Bishton | Dance presented his dynamic and inspired dancers and acclaimed choreography at The Duke theater as part of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) conference in New York City, January 2003. Presented: "From a Life Together," with music by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, and "Things That Cannot Be Painted, version 2" with music by Greg Hale Jones. Jennifer Dunning of the New York Times writes, "Mr. Bishton is well on his way to a solid career as a choreographer," and that his work is "lushly physical..big and richly detailed..." >>Reviews ................. September
19-22 , 2002
Jamie Bishton | Dance Jamie Bishton | Dance opened the Fall Season at the Joyce SoHo this September 19-22, bringing his exciting choreography and company to perform new works. Included were Jamie's solo "41" with music by Max Steiner and set design by Ana Marton, and the premiers of "You Think You Really Know Me" a solo for Stephanie Laipis set to Mozart's Sonata in B flat, and the duet "The Great Lie" set to Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel's String Quartet in E flat major with set design by Craig Nealy. "Tr(us)t," with original music by Eric Oberthaler and Mark Reveley and "Things That Cannot Be Painted" (with music by Eric Oberthaler). >>Reviews ................. August
8th, 2002 2002
Festival/Season ................. June
21, 22, 23 2002 Cal Arts Alumni Dance Concert/ NEW YORK The CalArts Alumni Dance Concert featured choreography from distinguished School of Dance alumni, celebrating artists who have created work over the past 30 years of CalArts' history and now call the East coast their home. The program included work by Karl Anderson, Jamie Bishton, Debra Bluth, Rikky George, Anthony Gongora, Francesca Penzani, Sam Piperato, Dawn Stoppiello, Lisa Townsend, Kate Weare, and Donald Byrd (honorary alum). >>Reviews .................
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